Yesterday, Tritax announced it had secured a further £10.8mn of annual income so far in 2026 . This was split fairly evenly between annual rent reviews and the leasing of new logistic assets.
Its first data centre site at Manor farm is almost ready for launch and is expected to deliver ‘strong’ development profits this year.
The group is making ‘good progress’ on reducing its loan-to-value ratio, a key measure of financial strength, from the 33.2% reported in December 2025.
The shares were broadly flat on the day of the announcement.
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