Financial insights

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Transparent Insights into our key figures

At Care Property Invest, we believe that transparency is the foundation of trust. In this section, we provide investors with a clear and structured view of how we manage our debt position, how our financial figures are established and which internal and external stakeholders are involved in this process. This level of disclosure reinforces the solidity of our financial framework and enables us to respond efficiently to new opportunities as they arise.
          -The information below is based on the most recently available quarterly reporting.-

Information on our debt position

Evolution of debt maturities
An optimal balance between short‑ and long‑term debt financing is essential to safeguarding our liquidity position. This approach enables us to optimise our cost of debt and to respond swiftly to changing market conditions. It also reinforces our financial stability and creditworthiness, both of which are crucial for sustainable growth and continued investment. We consistently maintain available capacity to fund future investments and dividend payments through undrawn credit lines.

Evolution of debt maturities
Evolution of debt maturities

Period

Total - in K EUR

Bank loans / facilities - in K EUR

Obligations - in K EUR

Undrawn credit lines - in K EUR

S2 2026

4,106

4,106

0

0

S1 2027

19,496

17,996

1,500

0

S2 2027

79,335

79,335

0

0

S1 2028

151,490

65,990

1,500

84,000

S2 2028

45,895

20,895

0

25,000

S1 2029

45,444

37,944

7,500

0

S2 2029

160,591

106,091

10,000

44,500

S1 2030

79,645

79,145

500

0

S2 2030

36,419

36,419

0

0

S1 2031

51,199

51,199

0

0

S2 2031

2,222

2,222

0

0

>2031

74,254

74,254

0

0

Interest rate hedging

Through a conservative hedging policy, the Company protects itself against unexpected fluctuations in interest rate markets. This is achieved by entering into interest rate swaps (IRSs) at a fixed rate, typically with a longer‑term profile, complemented by CAPs with a shorter‑term profile that set a maximum interest rate.

Interest rate hedging
Interest rate hedging

Period

Floating rate debt not hedged - in %

Floating rate debt hedged via CAP - in %

Floating rate debt hedged via IRS - in %

Fixed rate debt - in %

Total hedge ratio - in %

HY 2026

8.04

17.02

55.71

19.24

91.97

FY 2026

8.63

17.02

55.50

18.86

91.38

FY 2027

5.45

4.44

74.22

15.89

94.55

FY 2028

12.87

0.00

73.41

13.72

87.13

FY 2029

27.06

0.00

63.71

9.23

72.94

Debt structure

We aim for a well‑diversified mix of financing sources. Bank loans are contracted exclusively with reputable financial institutions. In addition, when market conditions are favourable, we also access the capital markets.
Debt structure
Debt structure

Form of debt

Nominal amount - in M EUR

Share - in %

Bank loans/ Bank facilities

576

85

Bonds

21

3

Commercial paper

79

12

Total

676

100

“
A healthy debt ratio is a key indicator of a robust organisation. That is why we aim to permanently keep this ratio below 50%. Our Board of Directors continuously evaluates the Company’s solvency, enabling us to proceed with a capital increase — in cash or in kind — whenever required.
- Filip Van Zeebroeck - CFO

Reliable figures ensured by external audit parties

Our audit parties, the FSMA and the real estate experts together form an integrated control system.

  • Our auditor ensures the accuracy and reliability of our financial reporting.
  • The supervisory authority (FSMA) monitors compliance with legislation and guarantees transparency towards the market.

  • The real estate experts provide objective valuations of the projects in our portfolio.

 This multilayered control structure ensures that shareholders and investors can place their trust in our figures and in the integrity of Care Property Invest — a core value that guides everything we do.

Verification of our figures

The statutory auditor (external auditor) and the internal auditor complement one another in safeguarding the reliability of our figures.

  • The statutory auditor audits the financial statements and examines whether valuations and figures have been processed correctly and in accordance with applicable legislation. He gives an independent opinion on the fairness of the financial reporting and thus acts as an external safeguard for shareholders and supervisory bodies.
  • The internal auditor works within the Company and continuously assesses internal controls, risks and processes. The internal auditor reports to the Board of Directors and the Audit Committee, ensuring that potential weaknesses or errors are identified and addressed in a timely manner.
Statutory auditor – External audit

EY Bedrijfsrevisoren/ Réviseurs d’Entreprises
Kouterveldstraat 7 b 001 Diegem

represented by Joeri Klaykens
Internal audit
BDO Advisory bv/srl
De Stassartstraat 35, 1050 Elsene (Brussels)

Any questions about our activities, strategy or results?

Contact our Investor Relations team

Filip Van Zeebroeck – Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Executive Director

Filip Van Zeebroeck

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