Kempen European Real Estate Seminar

22-23 May 2024

IMPORTANT MILESTONES

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RETAIL ESTATES IN NUMBERS

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FINANCIAL RESULTS

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Important milestones 1998-2023

Retail Estates on the stock exchange

IPO and first listing on

Euronext Brussels

1998 1999

Strengthening of the capital

First public capital increase

2015

Strengthening of the capital

Fourth public capital increase

Independant

Value real estate

Retail Estates becomes

portfolio

an independently

Real estate portfolio

managed investment

reaches the milestone of

company with fixed

EUR 250 million

capital

2002

2003

2008

2011

Strengthening of

Value real estate

portfolio

the capital

Real estate portfolio

Second public

reaches the milestone

capital increase

of EUR 500 million

Diversification of

financing sources

Optional stock dividend

bond issue - private

offered to

placement

the shareholders for

the first time

2014

2013

2012

Sicaf becomes

Strengthening of the

Belgian Reit

capital

(regulated real

Third public

estate company)

capital increase

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Important milestones 1998-2023

Value real estate portfolio

Real estate portfolio reaches the milestone of EUR 1 billion

2016

Diversification of

Inclusion in EPRA index

financing sources

The inclusion in the

bond issue - private

EPRA index contributes

placement

to the share's visibility

Full recovery of operating results to

pre-corona level

2023 2022

25th anniversary of Retail Estates

20 years Retail

Value real estate

Estates on the

portfolio

stock exchange

Real estate portfolio

Additional listing on

reaches the

Euronext Amsterdam

milestone of EUR 1,5 billion

2018

2019

Strengthening of the capital

Fifth public capital increase

Expansion to the

Netherlands

Diversification of financing sources

bond issue - private placement of EUR 75 million

2021

2020

Stable portfolio valuations and increasing dividend

Despite months of mandatory shop closures due

to Corona crisis

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  • Acquisition of Alexandrium Megastores
    in Rotterdam"

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Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Echoes from the retailers

1. Increased spending on travel and

horeca

2. Seasonal aspects in fashion

3.

Have and have-nots:

Belgium versus the Netherlands

4.

Price increases versus volumes

5.

Elections everywhere

6.

Impulsive versus functional buying

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Pressure on P/L retailers: ups and downs

  1. Inflation
  • Full indexation Belgium : strongly reduced speed
  • Full indexation The Netherlands : corrections to the CBS index since 1 March 2023
  • Evolution contractual rent versus ERV
  • Rent reviews : renewals/break date
  1. Energy crisis
  • The calm after the storm

C. Salary costs

Inflation in nominal and real terms

D. Logistics

Click and bricks

E. Circular economy

Hidden costs

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Outlook for Retail Estates

  1. PROFITABILITY
    • Rental income - incasso - fund
    • Vacancy
    • Maintenance costs
    • Personnel costs
    • Interest costs
    • Taxes
    • Dividend

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Outlook for Retail Estates

B. BALANCE SHEET

  • Property value
  • Investment capacity
  • Financing capacity
  • Capital markets

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Outlook for Retail Estates

C. MITIGATING FACTORS

  • Low unemployment
  • Indexation of wages
  • Who is my client's client
  • Financial position various tenants
  • Trained RE team
  • Cost control: OPEX (ESG/SAP)

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