Land Securities H1 EPRA Pretax Profit Rises
Land Securities Group reported a decline in first half pretax profit to £98 million from £243 million last year. Earnings per share fell to 13.0 pence from 32.7 pence. However, EPRA pretax profit rose to £192 million from £186 million, and EPRA EPS increased to 25.8 pence from 25.0 pence. Revenue grew to £431 million from £383 million, with net rental income rising to £284 million from £269 million. The Group expects EPRA EPS growth to be at the top end of initial guidance.
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Land Securities Group (LAND.L) reported that its first half pretax profit declined to 98 million pounds from 243 million pounds, prior year. Earnings per share was 13.0 pence compared to 32.7 pence. EPRA pretax profit was 192 million pounds compared to 186 million pounds, prior year. EPRA EPS was 25.8 pence compared to 25.0 pence.
For the six months ended 30 September 2025, revenue was 431 million pounds compared to 383 million pounds, last year. Net rental income was 284 million pounds compared to 269 million pounds.
The Group now expects EPRA EPS growth in the current year to be at the top end of initial approximately 2-4% guidance, before the impact from the sale of QAM.
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