CBRE’s shares rose modestly by 1.6% following a strong quarter with broad-based revenue and profit growth. However, the lack of a more pronounced market response suggests cautious investor sentiment amid slower-than-expected capital raising and potential moderation in operating leverage.
- Revenue increased 16% driven by both transactional and resilient businesses, with core EPS up 30%.
- Infrastructure services revenue jumped over 45%, with data center services surpassing $700 million, growing nearly 30%.
- Advisory services revenue rose 18%, led by a 24% increase in global leasing, including a record U.S. office leasing quarter.
- Investment Management AUM stood at $155 billion, but new capital raised ($1.6 billion) fell short of expectations, weighed down by cautious Middle Eastern investors.
- Management expects operating leverage to moderate in the second half due to timing of costs, signaling potential margin pressure ahead.
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