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NTT DC REIT reports FY net property income of USD 74.9 million

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Last Updated : 17th May, 2026
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NTT DC REIT reported a full-year net property income of USD 74.9 million, according to a recent company update. The REIT also posted a distribution per unit (DPU) of 5.56 US cents for the financial year, while gross revenue stood at USD 164.8 million. The latest numbers come as data centre-focused real estate investment trusts continue to benefit from rising demand for digital infrastructure, cloud services, and AI-led data storage requirements across global markets. Investors have increasingly tracked the sector for stable rental income and long-term occupancy visibility.

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NTT DC REIT has reported a net property income of USD 74.9 million for the financial year, according to a filing released in the past week. The company also declared a distribution per unit of 5.56 US cents.


The Singapore-listed data centre REIT posted gross revenue of USD 164.8 million for the full year. The latest earnings reflect continued operational performance from the trust’s portfolio of data centre assets, a segment that has remained closely watched by investors amid growing digital infrastructure demand globally.

Data centre REITs have continued to gain attention over the past few years due to increasing enterprise spending on cloud computing, artificial intelligence, digital storage, and data processing requirements. Industry analysts have noted that demand for high-quality data centre assets has remained stable despite broader volatility across global commercial real estate markets.

The REIT is backed by the wider NTT Group ecosystem, which has a presence across telecommunications and digital infrastructure businesses globally. Market observers have increasingly highlighted that institutional interest in data centre assets has remained strong because of long-term lease structures and relatively stable occupancy levels compared to some traditional office and retail real estate segments.

The latest annual performance also comes at a time when several global REITs are focusing on strengthening operational efficiencies and maintaining distributions amid evolving interest rate conditions and financing costs.

Source Reuters
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