Inventory and tariff impact, Forever 21 store backfill and rent, tenant leasing and renewal strategy are the key contradictions discussed in Tanger's latest 2025Q2 earnings call.
Revenue and Occupancy Growth:
-
Inc. reported a
9.4% increase in Core FFO driven by
5.3% same-center NOI growth.
- Occupancy increased to
96.6% sequentially.
- The growth was attributed to successful internal and external initiatives, including improved leasing strategies, marketing efforts, and strategic acquisitions.
Merchandising Strategy Impact:
- Tenant sales increased by
6.2% to
$465 per square foot on a trailing 12-month basis.
- Traffic to centers was up compared to last year.
- This performance was driven by the introduction of new retail categories, attracting a younger demographic, and enhanced marketing initiatives.
Balance Sheet and Financial Strength:
- The company maintained a low leverage profile with net debt to adjusted EBITDA at
5x.
- Tanger has significant free cash flow, with \[614 million\] of total liquidity at quarter-end, including
$80 million of forward equity proceeds.
- The strong financial position supports selective external growth opportunities and conservative capital allocation.
Acquisition Strategy:
- Recent acquisitions and national development were assimilated quickly into the Tanger portfolio, providing new retail, restaurant, and service uses.
- This strategy has proven valuable in engaging new retailers and introducing them to the broader portfolio.
- The focus on acquisitions aims to drive long-term shareholder value through both internal and external growth initiatives.
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