IRSA’s fiscal 2026 results were mixed but broadly resilient, with the stock rising 2.0% after earnings. Record rental-segment EBITDA and portfolio expansion were offset by an 8.5% real decline in tenant sales amid weaker consumption, although occupancy remained high and revenue grew 1.5%.
The stock edged up slightly by 0.3% following Q3 results that showed resilient rental income despite softer tenant sales and consumption trends; no clear catalyst emerged to drive a stronger market response.
IRSA reported a net gain of ARS 248.8 billion for Q2 FY2026, a significant turnaround from the prior year's loss, driven primarily by an increase in the fair value of investment properties.