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Fiscal Year 2026
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Q2 results showed double-digit growth in rental revenue, NOI, and AFFO, driven by acquisitions and lease renewals. The portfolio remains fully leased, with a 2% distribution increase and strong liquidity. U.S. expansion and redevelopment flexibility support future growth.
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The meeting saw all agenda items, including trustee elections, auditor reappointment, and equity incentive plan amendments, approved by about 99% of votes. Strong financial growth was reported for 2025 and Q1 2026, with continued expansion in the U.S. and increased distributions.
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Q1 saw robust growth with a 21.7% rise in rental revenue and record AFFO per unit, fueled by recent acquisitions in both Canada and the U.S. Debt metrics remain stable, and the portfolio now approaches 100 properties, with continued focus on high-quality tenants and prime markets.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Acquisitions in 2025 drove strong growth in rental revenue, NOI, and AFFO per unit, with U.S. expansion and disciplined capital management supporting a 2.2% distribution increase. Portfolio metrics remain robust, and management expects continued momentum in 2026.
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Q3 saw strong rental revenue and NOI growth, driven by $151M in acquisitions and a 2.2% distribution increase. AFFO per Unit and payout ratios improved, with a stable cap rate and proactive debt management supporting future growth.
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Revenue, cash NOI, and AFFO per unit grew year-over-year, supporting a 2.2% increase in distributions. Two major acquisitions in Quebec and Florida are set to close, with further AFFO growth expected in 2025. Debt remains well-managed with most fixed at favorable rates.
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Q1 saw rental revenue and AFFO growth driven by recent acquisitions and rent increases, with improved payout ratios and stable leverage. U.S. expansion and a strong tenant base support ongoing growth, despite some market uncertainty.
Fiscal Year 2024
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2024 saw steady growth in rental revenue, NOI, and AFFO per unit, supported by capital recycling from the Kennedy Land sale into new acquisitions, including entry into the U.S. and heavy equipment sectors. The portfolio remains diversified and well-positioned for further growth, with prudent debt management and a strong acquisition pipeline.
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Q3 2024 saw modest rental revenue and NOI growth, with AFFO per unit rising and a major asset sale unlocking value for reinvestment. New acquisitions in Montreal and Tampa expand industry and geographic reach, supporting future AFFO growth and diversification.
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Q2 saw steady growth in rental revenue, NOI, and AFFO per unit, with a major value-unlocking sale of Kennedy Lands at a significant premium. The portfolio remains fully occupied, leverage is set to decrease, and acquisition capacity is strong amid favorable industry trends.