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Globalworth Real Estate Investments Limited AIM:GWI

Incorporated
Guernsey
Chief executive
Roy Vishnovizki
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EUR
Real Estate
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1.5c at close on 8 Oct 2026 · 11 reported years, 2015–2025

Years in viewFY2015 – FY2026
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11 years, at a glance

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Dashed: Operating margin, in % on its own scale — read its shape, not its height against the bars.

FY2025Revenue€236mOperating margin41.8%
The latest report

FY2025 annual report

year to 31 Dec 2025 · approved 30 Mar 2026 · 146 pages · Company website

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Sixty seconds on this report

Globalworth Real Estate Investments Limited owns and rents out mainly office buildings in Poland and Romania. In 2025 its revenue slipped to €236.3m from €238.3m, but it made a profit after tax of €9.6m, against a loss of €81.6m the year before. The turnaround came mostly from a much smaller fall in the value of its buildings, a €15.0m write-down against €99.8m in 2024, and lower interest costs. Against that, a one-off €10.7m tax charge, from settling past tax audits in Poland, took a large bite out of this year's profit. The company ended the year with €410.6m in cash and €1.37bn of borrowings. It raised no new cash from shareholders. Dividends for the year totalled €0.14 a share, down from €0.21. Management expects investors to return to the region's property market in 2026, despite geopolitical risks. The auditor gave a clean opinion, and the directors expect the company to keep operating, pointing to its cash and no debt due within the next 12 months.

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What drove revenue

Contracted rental income from triple-net, Euro-denominated, index-linked office leases

80% of contracted GLA secured with triple net contracts; contracted rent €189.5m at 100% occupancy (2024: €187.5m)

page 13
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Service charge income recovery from tenants

Service charge income €80.6m (2024: €78.6m); recovery rate 84.5% Group-wide (Romania 94.6%, Poland 78.1%)

page 38
What moved the marginheadwind

Service charge recovery rate (Poland vacancy drag)

Poland recovery rate only 78.1% (2024: 83.2%) vs Romania 94.6%, due to vacant space being re-let; net service charge cost to Group rose to €13.0m (2024: €9.1m)

page 38
Andtailwind

Fair value loss on investment property narrowing

Fair value loss fell to €15.0m (2024: €99.8m loss), a significant improvement reflecting broader market stabilisation

page 39
One-offs in the year

€10.7m charge: One-off tax charge from finalisation of prior-year Polish tax audits

page 39
What management said

For the year ahead we are balancing our optimism with the responsibilities towards our stakeholders and communities; Globalworth has grown into a mature real estate leader applying the highest standards of sustainable development

page 10
After the year end

27 Feb 2026: Board approved an interim dividend of €0.05 per ordinary share for H2 2025 (paid 21 April 2026), with scrip alternative

page 130
The dividend

Policy is to distribute not less than 90% of EPRA Earnings semi-annually (per Articles of Incorporation). Interim dividends paid in 2025 totalled €0.14/share (2024: €0.21/share) with a scrip alternative offered at a 20% discount to the 5-day average price; a further €0.05/share interim dividend (in respect of H2 2025) was approved 27 Feb 2026 (post year-end)

page 118
Going concern and the audit

Directors adopted the going concern basis, having reviewed cash flow projections for 15 months from approval date, citing c.€411m cash resources, contracted rental income, available facilities and no debt maturing within 12 months. Auditor Ernst & Young Cyprus Limited issued an unqualified opinion; sole key audit matter was valuation of investment property (€2,642m)

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The risks it names first
  • Market conditions and the economic environment, particularly in Romania and Polandp.58
  • Changes in the political or regulatory framework in Romania, Poland or the EUp.58
  • Inflation in Romania and Polandp.58
  • Execution of investment strategy / poor execution of acquisitions, development delays or cost overrunsp.59

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  1. FY2026Next report expected 31 Mar 2027

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