Equites stock heads toward FY27 interim results on October 15

Published on 10/08/2026 at 01:19 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Equites stock was last at ZAc 1,787 on October 7, while its 52-week high stood at ZAc 1,934. Fiscal 2026 revenue reached ZAR 3.153595 billion.

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Equites stock was last at ZAc 1,787 on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on October 7, 2026, up 0.06 percent from the prior close. The South African logistics REIT has scheduled its FY27 interim results announcement for October 15, 2026, according to Equites.

Interim results set the next checkpoint

The October 15 announcement is the next dated company event for investors tracking rental income, property values and balance-sheet pressure. Equites describes itself as a JSE-listed REIT focused on logistics real estate investment and development in South Africa.

The company portfolio includes logistics facilities such as Lords View, Jet Park and Riverfields. The official property schedule lists gross lettable areas of 29,771 square meters at Lords View and 144,213 square meters at Plumbago Campus, according to Equites.

Revenue and profit frame the results

Reuters lists fiscal 2026 revenue at ZAR 3,153.595 million, down from ZAR 3,865.737 million in fiscal 2025, while fiscal 2026 net income reached ZAR 1,631.446 million versus ZAR 943.550 million a year earlier, according to Reuters.

That combination puts the interim report in a sharper operating context: revenue was lower on the reported annual comparison, while net income was higher. For investors, the October release will show whether rental and development activity can sustain earnings as Equites concentrates on logistics assets.

Stock remains below its yearly high

Equites traded between ZAc 1,750 and ZAc 1,788 during the October 7 session, with volume of 618,485 shares. Its 52-week range was ZAc 1,590 to ZAc 1,934, leaving the last price 7.60 percent below the upper end.

The price position gives the October 15 results a clear numerical reference. A move toward the yearly high would require a higher level than the October 7 last price, while the current quote remains above the 52-week low by 12.39 percent.