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RMB Holdings Ltd.  –  JSE:RMH  
     
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Fri 27 Jun 2025, 7:42 RMBH interim results March 2025
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Investment income for the interim period came in at R7 million (2024: R10 million) while income from operations was R21 million (2024: loss of R73 million). Profit attributable to ordinary equity holders of the company was reported at R20 million (2024: loss of R75 million). Additionally, headline loss per share improved to 0.1 cps (2024: headline loss per share of 2.9 cps).

Dividend policy
RMH does not pay regular dividends to its shareholders. Consequently, no ordinary dividends were declared during the reporting period.

Special dividends have been distributed on an ad hoc basis as and when assets were monetised. Moving forward, RMH intends to accumulate proceeds from any monetisation activities throughout the reporting period. Following the end of the period, and after meeting all necessary governance requirements, a special dividend will be declared from the accumulated proceeds.

Company outlook
While the broader economic outlook for South Africa remains cautiously optimistic, supported by stable inflation, easing global interest rate pressures, and a proactive monetary policy stance by the South African Reserve Bank, several structural challenges continue to weigh on growth prospects. High unemployment, persistent load-shedding risks despite recent improvements in energy availability, and the need for decisive policy implementation remain key concerns.

From a property sector perspective, performance is expected to remain mixed across subsectors:
*Commercial office space continues to face pressure due to hybrid work trends and elevated vacancy rates, particularly in older, less energy-efficient buildings. However, demand for premium-grade office space in well-located nodes with strong ESG credentials is showing resilience.
*The industrial property sector remains a relative bright spot, driven by demand for logistics and warehousing space, especially in key distribution hubs around Gauteng, the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal. E-commerce growth and supply chain optimisation continue to support this segment.
*The retail sector is showing signs of gradual recovery, underpinned by stable foot traffic and tenant retention in well-managed malls. Pressure on consumer disposable income, due to high interest rates and cost-of-living increases, continues to constrain rental growth in lower LSM segments. It remains to be seen whether the improvements in the retail sector will translate into growth in retail property values.
*The residential sector has seen robust development activity, particularly in affordable and secure lifestyle estates. Rising building costs, regulatory delays and affordability concerns are, however, limiting growth in certain regions.

 
 
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