MLG: revenue and profit rose over nine months, but leverage up and FFO weaker
MLG's revenue grew 27% and net profit 84% over nine months, helped by rent growth and revaluations. Leverage rose and FFO declined, per TradingView.
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what happened
According to TradingView, MLG's revenue rose 27% over nine months and its net profit climbed 84%. The main drivers were higher rental income and revaluations of property assets. EBITDA excluding revaluation grew 22%.
However, the company's leverage increased and its FFO declined, which tempered the overall growth in results.
why it matters
For investors, it matters to separate accounting profit from cash generation: property revaluations add to profit without bringing in cash, while FFO shows how much money the company actually generates to service its debt. Rising leverage combined with weaker FFO makes the business more sensitive to borrowing costs.
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- MLG: Revenue and earnings climbed, while higher leverage and weaker FFO tempered growth — TradingView, 13 November 2026 at 09:16 UTC
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