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NTT DC REIT 1H FY25/26 revenue at US$49.5 million, distributable income at US$17.4 million on higher tenant fit-out revenue

NTT DC REIT posted distributable income of US$17.43 million for the half-year ended Sept 30, 2025 (1H FY25/26), 3.3 per cent above its adjusted IPO forecast, helped by incremental tenant fit-out...

NTT DC REIT 1H FY25/26 revenue at US$49.5 million, distributable income at US$17.4 million on higher tenant fit-out revenue

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