SF REIT publishes 2025 annual report

Reuters04-08
SF REIT publishes 2025 annual report
  • SF REIT issued annual report for year ended Dec. 31, 2025, flagging softer logistics leasing conditions in Hong Kong and Chinese mainland.
  • Portfolio stayed highly occupied at 96.9% as of Dec. 31, 2025, supported by SF Holding Group as anchor tenant across assets.
  • Management highlighted step-up rent features in leases, citing resilience in underlying property income despite market pressure.
  • Asset values fell, driving a larger non-cash valuation loss for year.
  • REIT moved to secure cash flow via connected-tenant lease renewals signed March 12, 2026, covering major leases due to expire in 2026.


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