Seritage FY25 net loss narrows to $73.1 million; revenue rises to $18.2 million

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Seritage FY25 net loss narrows to $73.1 million; revenue rises to $18.2 million
  • Seritage Growth Properties posted a net loss attributable to common shareholders of $73 million for full-year 2025.
  • Revenue edged up 3.3% to $18 million.
  • Impairment charges on consolidated properties narrowed to $19 million.
  • Gross proceeds from asset sales totaled $231 million, enabling $190 million of term-loan repayments and leaving a $50 million balance at year-end.
  • Management said focus in 2026 remains monetizing remaining assets, pursuing financing alternatives ahead of the term-loan maturity on July 31, 2026, and exploring a potential strategic transaction.


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