- Safestore Holdings
- 16 January 2025 08:53:04
Source: Sharecast
Safestore said underlying EBITDA had fallen 4.8% to £135.4m, reflecting market inflationary pressures on key cost lines and the impact of new developments, while revenues were down 0.3% at £223.4m. Adjusted diluted EPRA earnings per share were 11.7% lower at 42.3p.
The FTSE 250-listed group also noted that net debt had risen from £810.3m to £899.5m and said it had exercised an RCF accordion option to increase the facility’s size by £100.0m to £500.0m and increase the maturity date by one year to November 2028.
Safestore, which opened ten new stores and extensions in the year, also stated that its portfolio had delivered a 13.6% increase in property revaluation to £3.28bn
Chief executive Frederic Vecchioli said: "We have delivered resilient operating performance in challenging market conditions and have made good progress on our strategic priorities. "
As of 0850 GMT, Safestore shares were down 4.21% at 636.51p.
Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com