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Covivio SA
Covivio SA is a European real estate company that owns, develops, and manages office buildings, hotels, and residential property. It buys or builds properties, renovates them when needed, and then holds them as long-term income-producing assets. Its business is built around earning steady rent and property income rather than flipping buildings for quick sales. The company makes money mainly by leasing offices to corporate tenants, renting hotels to hotel operators under long-term contracts, and managing residential buildings for tenants in its housing portfolio. Its customers are businesses, hotel groups, and renters, depending on the property type. That mix gives Covivio exposure to several parts of the property market, but each one still works on the same basic model: collect rent, maintain the assets, and improve their value over time. What makes Covivio different is that it sits in the middle of the real estate value chain, not as a broker or short-term developer, but as a long-term owner and landlord. It focuses on properties where location, quality, and tenant relationships matter, and it often works with large, stable occupiers who sign multi-year leases. That makes the company more of an income-based property business than a traditional construction or homebuilder company.
Covivio SA is a European real estate company that owns, develops, and manages office buildings, hotels, and residential property. It buys or builds properties, renovates them when needed, and then holds them as long-term income-producing assets. Its business is built around earning steady rent and property income rather than flipping buildings for quick sales.
The company makes money mainly by leasing offices to corporate tenants, renting hotels to hotel operators under long-term contracts, and managing residential buildings for tenants in its housing portfolio. Its customers are businesses, hotel groups, and renters, depending on the property type. That mix gives Covivio exposure to several parts of the property market, but each one still works on the same basic model: collect rent, maintain the assets, and improve their value over time.
What makes Covivio different is that it sits in the middle of the real estate value chain, not as a broker or short-term developer, but as a long-term owner and landlord. It focuses on properties where location, quality, and tenant relationships matter, and it often works with large, stable occupiers who sign multi-year leases. That makes the company more of an income-based property business than a traditional construction or homebuilder company.
EPS & Dividend Growth: Covivio delivered a 6% increase in recurring results per share and will propose a 7% higher dividend of EUR 3.75 per share.
Portfolio Value Up: Portfolio value rose by 2.1% like-for-like, ending the year at EUR 16 billion group share after two years of decline.
Hotels Drive Results: Strong hotel performance, with a 7.9% yield and 13% value creation from the S&D portfolio deal, with further upside expected from a EUR 330 million CapEx program.
Office Leasing Success: High occupancy in city center offices (over 95%), rapid progress in re-letting the CB21 Tower, and positive rent trends in Milan and Paris.
Balance Sheet Strength: EPRA LTV improved from 43.5% to 42.9%, with further disposals expected to bring it below 42%. S&P rating confirmed at BBB+ stable.
2026 Outlook: Guidance targets a 4% growth in recurring result per share, driven by continued portfolio rebalancing toward hotels and city center offices, strong operating momentum, and ancillary revenues.
Active Capital Rotation: Disposals of EUR 463 million and investments of EUR 446 million in 2025, with further significant hotel acquisitions planned for 2026.
German Residential Acceleration: German residential rents grew 4.8%, and management expects continued strong performance.
