MLG: revenue and EBITDA up, FFO down and leverage higher
According to TradingView, MLG's nine-month revenue rose 27% and net income 84% on rent growth and revaluations, but FFO fell 39%.
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what happened
According to TradingView, MLG's nine-month revenue rose 27% and net income 84%. The growth came from higher rents, newly added space and property revaluations.
EBITDA excluding revaluation grew 22%, while FFO fell 39% and loan-to-value rose to 48.8%.
why it matters
The gap between profit growth and falling FFO matters for property investors. An LTV of 48.8% points to heavier reliance on debt, and part of the profit gain comes from revaluations that do not generate cash flow.
market impact
MLG shares: strong top-line growth is offset by weaker FFO and higher leverage
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- MLG: Revenue and adjusted EBITDA grew, but FFO declined and leverage rose — TradingView, 13 November 2026 at 05:51 UTC
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