Asset manager Comstock's Q3 revenue rises 3%

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Asset manager Comstock's Q3 revenue rises 3%

Overview

  • Comstock Q3 revenue increased 3% to $13.3 mln, net income decreased to $0.5 mln

  • Adjusted EBITDA for Q3 declined due to higher operating costs from ParkX expansion

  • Company secured significant office leases post-Q3, boosting YTD commercial leasing

Outlook

  • Comstock expects new ParkX contracts to commence in Q4, expanding revenue streams

  • Company secured over 310,000 sqft of new office leases post-Q3

  • Comstock anticipates fee-based revenue from new JW Marriott assets

Result Drivers

  • COMMERCIAL LEASING - Significant office leases signed post-quarter end, boosting YTD commercial leasing to over 500,000 sqft

  • PARKX EXPANSION - Investment in ParkX expansion drives headcount growth and adds new fee-based revenue streams

  • RECURRING REVENUE GROWTH - 30% increase in recurring, fee-based revenue from property management subsidiaries

Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

Q3 Revenue

$13.32 mln

Q3 EPS

$0.05

Q3 Net Income

$541,000

Q3 Adjusted EBITDA

$1.07 mln

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