Primary Health Properties FY26 H1 adjusted EPS rises 9% to 3.8p; net rental income more than doubled to GBP 176 million

Reuters2026/07/30 06:19

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Primary Health Properties posted adjusted EPS up 9% to 3.8p for the six months ended June 30, 2026, while EPS fell 14% to 3.8p.
Net rental income more than doubled to £176 million, while HEPS held at 3.2p.
Dividend per share rose 3% to 3.65p, with coverage at 103% of adjusted earnings.
Net tangible assets per share increased to 99p, while the investment property portfolio was steady at £6 billion with a 5.4% net initial yield.
Management flagged priorities following the Assura combination, including managing leverage via joint ventures or sales, integration synergies, and refinancing the acquisition facility.

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