NewRiver Regulatory News (NRR)

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Capital & Regional ("C&R") assets successfully integrated and delivering growth during first full year of ownership: cost synergies unlocked and London retail weighting increased to 43% of portfolio

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Operational outperformance reflecting continued strength of underlying occupiers and portfolio position

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Continued valuation growth in H2, representing third consecutive half year period of growth

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Balance sheet further strengthened through recent refinancing, which along with disposal activity, has reduced LTV to close to medium-term guidance level of <40%

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FY26 Underlying Funds From Operations ('UFFO') per share and EPRA Net Tangible Assets ('NTA') per share expected to be in-line with analyst consensus1

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C&R assets fully integrated onto NewRiver's platform; £6.2 million of annual net cost synergies unlocked

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London retail weighting increased to 43% of portfolio. London retail long-term leasing transactions at +12.8% vs ERV, +31.8% above previous passing rent, and capital value growth of +2.0% in FY26

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Snozone delivered another year of growth, with full year EBITDA of £3.2 million up +10% year-on-year

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930,700 sq ft of leasing in FY26; 185 long-term transactions secured £9.1 million of annual rent at +8.5% vs ERV, +37.3% above previous passing rent, with a WALE of 9.0 years

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High occupancy maintained at 95.0%; tenant retention remains strong at 92.7%

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Consumer spending2 across the portfolio grew +2.3% in Q4 (to March 2026), ahead of the benchmark (+0.8%). Groceries (+7.2%) and Discount (+9.8%) within our portfolio remained strong - reinforcing the resilience of our essential, everyday retail focus

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Portfolio capital values increased +0.5% in H2 and +0.7% on a like-for-like basis for FY26

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Retail disposals of £110 million in-line with March 2025 book values, including H2 sales of The Marlowes in Hemel Hempstead, Sprucefield Retail Park in Lisburn and Cuckoo Bridge Retail Park in Dumfries

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A proportion of FY26 disposal proceeds were recycled into a 10% share buyback which was accretive to both UFFO and Net Tangible Assets on a per share basis

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Following the C&R acquisition, FY26 disposals and the repositioning of the Capitol Centre, Cardiff, the portfolio is now 76% Core Shopping Centres, 20% Retail Parks, 3% Regeneration and only 1% Work Out

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LTV reduced to close to 40% guidance and cash increased to c.£115 million, providing additional balance sheet strength

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New £240 million unsecured facility agreed in April 2026: £120 million Term Facility Commitment (matures in April 2030, extendable to April 20333) at a margin of 190 bps and £120 million Revolving Credit Facility ("RCF") (matures in April 2031, extendable to April 20333) at a margin of 175 bps

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The Term Facility will refinance the secured £140 million Mall Facility in January 2027, which was retained following the C&R acquisition due to its attractive 3.5% coupon; delayed draw structure delivers a saving of approximately £1.4 million in FY27 vs drawing the facility immediately

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The RCF is £20 million larger than the facility it replaces with a significant margin reduction

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Current analyst consensus for 31 March 2026 UFFO is £37.2 million / 8.3 pence per share, ranging from £36.9 million to £37.7 million / 8.3 pence per share to 8.5 pence per share. Current analyst consensus for 31 March 2026 EPRA NTA per share is 107 pence per share, ranging from 105 pence per share to 108 pence per share. Consensus comprises Berenberg, Jefferies, Panmure Liberum, Peel Hunt & Shore Capital

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NewRiver analysis, informed by Lloyds Bank data on consumer spend representing 93% of the NewRiver portfolio by value

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Extensions subject to lender approval. Further detail of refinancing set out in separate RNS dated 17 April 2026

NewRiver REIT plc

+44 (0)20 3328 5800

Allan Lockhart (Chief Executive)

Will Hobman (Chief Financial Officer)

FTI Consulting

+44 (0)20 3727 1000

Dido Laurimore

Eve Kirmatzis