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Corio, multinazionale olandese specializzata in shopping centre, ha presentato il Bilancio 2010.
Ecco gli highlights:
Net rental income up 14.8% at € 386.8 m (€ 337.0 m).
·Like-for-like net rental growth, retail portfolio: up 1.9% (1.7%).
·Re-letting and renewals: 9.8% of the retail contracts were re-let or renewed, increase: 3.8%.
·The average financial occupancy rate for the retail portfolio stable at 96.2% (96.3%).
·Net financing expense up € 3.7 m to € 98.6 m (€ 94.9 m).
·Direct result up 15.1% at € 251.0 m (€ 218.2 m).
·Direct result per share down € 0.14 to € 2.88, reflecting the expanded share capital in 2009 and 2010.
·Positive valuations of € 180.0 m in 2010 (€ 389.7 m negative).
·Value of the property portfolio (including equity accounted investees and non-controlling interest): € 7,234.9 m at year end2010 vs year-end 2009: € 5,885.5 m; Percentage invested in retail: 96% (94%).
·Leverage: 42.1% (after netting debt and cash 40.0%) at year-end 2010 (year-end 2009: 40.4%); average interest rate Q4 2010 4.2%; fixed interest debt 65% (year-end 2009: 66%).
·Total result up € 507.6 m at € 375.7 m (€ 131.9 m negative).
·Pipeline: up € 773 m at € 3,038 m, mainly the result of the recent transaction with Multi (31 December 2009: € 2,265 m).
·Fixed committed part of pipeline (including already paid): up € 479 m at € 1,182 m.
·Net Asset Value (NAV) per share was € 46.10 (year-end 2009 € 44.32), Triple NAV (NNNAV) per share was € 46.79 (year-end 2009: € 46.34).
·Corio obtained a BBB+ rating from S&P's and a Baa1 rating from Moody's, both with a stable outlook. Subsequently Corio issued € 750 m of Eurobonds in 2010.
(Fonte: CS della Società)
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