IRSA: dollar rental EBITDA up 20% on strong malls despite fair-value loss
Argentina's IRSA posted a net loss in fiscal Q1 2027 driven by property revaluations, while rental EBITDA in dollar terms grew 20% year on year.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Argentine real estate company IRSA ended the first quarter of fiscal 2027 with a net loss of ARS 6.3 billion. The loss was driven mainly by fair-value adjustments to its property portfolio.
Rental EBITDA, measured in dollars, rose 20% from a year earlier. Mall occupancy stayed strong at 97.6%. The company also forecasts fiscal 2027 capital expenditure of about $150 million.
why it matters
For investors, operating results matter more than the accounting loss: revaluations hit reported earnings but not rental cash flow. Dollar-denominated growth and high mall occupancy support the case for the company amid the volatile peso.
market impact
IRSA shares: revaluation loss weighs on reported results, while strong dollar rental income supports the business
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sources
- IRSA.CI: Dollar rental EBITDA grew 20% as strong malls offset a fair-value-driven net loss — TradingView, 5 November 2026 at 20:04 UTC
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