‎Cenomi Centers sees limited impact from Riyadh rent caps

‎Cenomi Centers sees limited impact from Riyadh rent caps ‎Cenomi Centers sees limited impact from Riyadh rent caps

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Arabian Centres Co. (Cenomi Centers) said the new regulations governing landlord-tenant relationships in Riyadh are expected to have only a limited financial impact on the company.

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On Sept. 25, authorities issued a new decision regulating contractual relationships between landlords and tenants in Riyadh. The decision freezes rent increases for five years on new contracts and renewals.

In a statement to Tadawul, Cenomi Centers said existing contracts will continue under their current commercial terms until they expire, which will limit the financial impact of the new regulations.

The company added that the direct impact on its revenues is expected to belimited, asit will likely not exceed 1% of annual revenue during the application period. It also outlined the expected impact over the next five years in the following table:

Expected Impact Over Next 5 Years

Year

Impact (SAR mln)

Percentage from Total

2025

4

Less than 1%

2026

11

Less than 1%

2027

18

Less than 1%

2028

16

Less than 1%

2029

17

Less than 1%

However, the company is actively implementing several measures to mitigate the impact onprofit marginsby enhancing and diversifying revenues from other sources and securing better commercial terms when leasing vacant units, the statement added.

 

Logo ofArabian Centres Co. (Cenomi Centers)

Arabian Centres Co. (Cenomi Centers) said the new regulations governing landlord-tenant relationships in Riyadh are expected to have only a limited financial impact on the company.

For more news on listed companies

On Sept. 25, authorities issued a new decision regulating contractual relationships between landlords and tenants in Riyadh. The decision freezes rent increases for five years on new contracts and renewals.

In a statement to Tadawul, Cenomi Centers said existing contracts will continue under their current commercial terms until they expire, which will limit the financial impact of the new regulations.

The company added that the direct impact on its revenues is expected to belimited, asit will likely not exceed 1% of annual revenue during the application period. It also outlined the expected impact over the next five years in the following table:

Expected Impact Over Next 5 Years

Year

Impact (SAR mln)

Percentage from Total

2025

4

Less than 1%

2026

11

Less than 1%

2027

18

Less than 1%

2028

16

Less than 1%

2029

17

Less than 1%

However, the company is actively implementing several measures to mitigate the impact onprofit marginsby enhancing and diversifying revenues from other sources and securing better commercial terms when leasing vacant units, the statement added.

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