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TEXTON PROPERTY FUND LIMITED - Audited Financial Results and Cash Dividend Declaration for the year ended 30 June 2026

Texton Property Fund Limited
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What this filing means

Texton's audited FY26 results show distributable earnings falling 11.2% to R65.5 million, core vacancy jumping from 8.6% to 14.6%, and NAV per share eroding 12.15% to 486.36 cents. The headline HEPS figure of 9.20 cents — a 1,404.72% increase — is a base-effect illusion from a near-zero 0.61 cents prior-year comparator, not an operating recovery. The board cut the dividend to 18.45 cents from 20.13 cents.

Texton made less money available to shareholders this year than last, and its properties are emptier — vacancy nearly doubled. The big-sounding HEPS jump is misleading because last year's number was almost zero, so any improvement looks huge in percentage terms. The company also cut its dividend and the value of its buildings fell.

Bull case

  • HEPS rose from 0.61c to 9.20c, with the filing showing a 1,404.72% change.
  • Board declared an 18.45c final dividend from income reserves for FY26; the FY25 comparator of 20.13c was a one-off special dividend.
  • BDO South Africa issued an unmodified audit opinion on the Annual Financial Statements.

Bear case

  • Core vacancy jumped to 14.6% from 8.6% YoY, largely attributed to additional Self-Storage GLA being brought on.
  • NAV per share fell 12.15% to 486.36 cents from 574.61 cents, signalling material balance-sheet value erosion.
  • Earnings per share collapsed 65.80% to 10.14 cents from 29.65 cents, with distributable earnings also down 11.20%.
  • The filing provides no balance sheet, cash flow statement, debt maturity profile, LTV, or covenant headroom.
  • No tenant concentration or lease expiry schedule is disclosed, leaving portfolio renewal risk unquantified.
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SENS-AI conclusion

The fundamental direction is clearly negative: distributable earnings down 11.2%, vacancy nearly doubling to 14.6%, NAV eroding 12.15%, and a dividend cut. The HEPS surge is a statistical artefact of a near-zero base, not evidence of a turnaround. The vacancy spike and NAV decline are fresh, material negatives. So what: the market still needs the full AFS to assess whether the balance sheet can absorb further value erosion and whether the dividend is sustainable at this level.

The full AFS balance sheet and cash flow statement are where the market will test whether the dividend is sustainable and whether debt headroom is adequate.

Evidence from the filing

  • HEPS rose from 0.61c to 9.20c, with the filing showing a 1,404.72% change.

    “Headline earnings per share (cents) 9,20 0,61 1 404,72”

  • Board declared an 18.45c final dividend from income reserves for FY26; the FY25 comparator of 20.13c was a one-off special dividend.

    “The Board of directors of Texton (“the Board”) is pleased to announce that it has approved and declared a final dividend of 18,45 cents per ordinary share for the year ended 30 June 2026 (30 June 2025: 20,13 cents*)”

  • BDO South Africa issued an unmodified audit opinion on the Annual Financial Statements.

    “The AFS have been audited by the Group’s auditors, BDO South Africa Incorporated (“BDO”), who expressed an unmodified opinion thereon.”

  • Core vacancy jumped to 14.6% from 8.6% YoY, largely attributed to additional Self-Storage GLA being brought on.

    “Core vacancy* increased from 8,6% as at 30 June 2025 to 14,6% as at 30 June 2026 due largely to the additional Self-Storage GLA introduced during the year.”

  • NAV per share fell 12.15% to 486.36 cents from 574.61 cents, signalling material balance-sheet value erosion.

    “Net asset value per share (cents) 486,36 574,61 (12,15)”

  • Earnings per share collapsed 65.80% to 10.14 cents from 29.65 cents, with distributable earnings also down 11.20%.

    “Earnings per share (cents) 10,14 29,65 (65,80)”
Category
Results
Event posture
Bearish Continuation
Published
Sep 25, 2026

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