Lighthouse Properties p.l.c. (JSE:LTE)

South Africa flag South Africa · Delayed Price · Currency is ZAR · Price in ZAc
808.00
+14.00 (1.76%)
Jul 27, 2026, 5:00 PM SAST
Market Cap16.81B +2.3%
Revenue (ttm)3.20B +43.5%
Net Income2.00B +58.6%
EPS0.97 +45.6%
Shares Out 2.08B
PE Ratio8.30
Forward PE14.16
Dividend0.78 (9.80%)
Ex-Dividend DateMar 25, 2026
Volume327,496
Open799.00
Previous Close794.00
Day's Range799.00 - 818.00
52-Week Range721.00 - 889.00
Beta0.42
AnalystsSell
Price Target785.00 (-2.85%)
Earnings DateAug 11, 2026

About JSE:LTE

Lighthouse Properties p.l.c. engages in property investments and operations business in Spain, Portugal, and France. Its property portfolio includes retail assets. The company invests in dominant and defensive malls, enhances property value through redevelopment and refurbishment, attracts and retains top-tier tenants, and builds strong stakeholder engagement. The company was formerly known as Lighthouse Capital Limited and changed its name to Lighthouse Properties p.l.c. in December 2021. Lighthouse Properties p.l.c. was incorporated in 2014 a... [Read more]

Founded 2014
Employees 13
Stock Exchange Johannesburg Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol LTE
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Financial Performance

In 2025, JSE:LTE's revenue was 164.68 million, an increase of 43.52% compared to the previous year's 114.74 million. Earnings were 103.01 million, an increase of 58.62%.

Financial numbers in EUR Financial Statements

Analyst Summary

According to 2 analysts, the average rating for LTE stock is "Sell." The 12-month stock price target is ZAC 785.00, which is a decrease of -2.85% from the latest price.

Price Target
ZAC 785.00
(-2.85% downside)
Analyst Consensus: Sell
Stock Forecasts

News

Lighthouse Properties p.l.c. Transcript: Transcript

Transformed portfolio by rotating out of Hammerson and acquiring four shopping centers, now focused on dominant malls in Iberia and France. Achieved strong sales and footfall growth, reduced vacancy to 2%, and guided 5% earnings growth for 2025 despite higher debt costs.

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