Shares declined 2.9% as investors appeared unimpressed by margin pressures and cautious commentary around longer-term growth, despite revenue and adjusted FFO per share gains and raised investment guidance.
- Revenue rose 10.1% year-over-year, while adjusted FFO per share increased 12.7%.
- Investment activity reached a post-COVID high of over $440 million in Q2, with guidance raised to $600–700 million for 2026.
- Portfolio diversification progressed, reducing theater concentration to roughly one-third and adding new experiential assets like Netflix House.
- Tenant performance remained stable with 2x coverage and 99% leasing or operations across the portfolio.
- Despite positive operational metrics, the stock’s decline suggests investor caution possibly reflecting margin compression or concerns about sustaining growth momentum.
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