LOG Commercial Properties 2Q FY26 net income drops 32.6% to R$ 58.72 million; revenue rises 7.3% to R$ 65.96 million
Reuters2026/08/06 21:30- LOG Commercial Properties posted 2Q26 net income of R$ 58.72 million, down 32.6% year over year; EPS fell to R$ 0.67.
- Net revenue rose 7.3% from a year earlier to R$ 65.96 million, lifting 1H26 net revenue 13% to R$ 132.03 million.
- EBITDA dropped 43.2% year over year to R$ 79.77 million, citing a one-off effect tied to asset sales to ILCP11.
- 2Q26 deliveries totaled 82,000 sq m of gross leasable area with 100% pre-leasing; stabilized vacancy stood at 1.02%.
- LOG said it agreed to sell LOG Recife II for R$ 210 million, targeting about R$ 1 billion of regional development financing over five years.
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