Warehouses De Pauw SA (EBR:WDP)
Belgium flag Belgium · Delayed Price · Currency is EUR
21.36
-0.16 (-0.74%)
Aug 11, 2026, 12:42 PM CET

Warehouses De Pauw Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2026

  • Operations and expansion continued robustly, with strong leasing, stable occupancy, and a strategic ARGAN acquisition set to deliver 3% EPS accretion by 2028. Leverage remains controlled, portfolio values are stable, and inflation-linked leases support future growth.

  • M&A announcement

    The merger aims to create a leading European logistics platform by combining ARGAN's strong French portfolio and land bank with cross-border growth opportunities. Key synergies are expected from operational and financing efficiencies, with a focus on accelerated development and ESG standards.

  • Q1 results align with full-year guidance, with €140 million in new investments and stable occupancy at 97%-98%. Demand is rising across segments, and the €1.6 EPS target for 2026 is reaffirmed, with all investments fitting within the €500 million annual envelope.

Fiscal Year 2025

  • Delivered 7% EPS growth in 2025 with a 97.7% occupancy rate and €9bn portfolio. On track for €1.70 EPS in 2027 and €2 by 2030, targeting 6% annual growth and double-digit total returns, supported by strong internal funding and disciplined capital allocation.

  • Q3 delivered 5% EPS growth, 97.4% occupancy, and €475 million in investments, with 2027 EPS guidance reaffirmed. A3 credit rating and €500 million green bond enhance financial strength, while disciplined capital allocation and a robust pipeline support long-term growth ambitions.

  • EPS up 6% year-over-year with full-year guidance confirmed; occupancy at 97.3% and €800M investment pipeline in execution. Demand stable but at a trough, with recovery dependent on economic clarity and tariffs.

  • Q1 saw robust leasing and investment activity, with improved retention and a nearly fully committed, fully funded pipeline. Guidance targets 97% occupancy in Q2, 3% organic rental growth, and 15% EPS growth by 2027, with stable leverage and strong demand in defensive sectors.

Fiscal Year 2024

Fiscal Year 2023

Fiscal Year 2022