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GRANITE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST

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Granite REIT stock (CA3969061026): Q1 2026 results and valuation update

Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX: GRT.UN) reported solid Q1 2026 results with CA$165.8 million in revenue and CA$91.2 million in net income, and trailing 12-month metrics showing CA$629.1 million in revenue and CA$389.7 million in net income, alongside CA$363 million in Funds From Operations. The stock is currently trading approximately 10% below its estimated fair value of CA$102.65, with a P/E ratio of 14.4x and a dividend yield of 3.69%. The REIT, which specializes in logistics, warehouse, and industrial properties in North America and Europe, offers US investors exposure to industrial real estate with a focus on stable cash flows from long-term contracts and a significant development project backlog.

Granite REIT stock (CA3969061026): Is its U.S. industrial focus strong enough to unlock new upside?

Granite REIT, a Canadian real estate investment trust, benefits from rising industrial real estate demand due to supply chain shifts and e-commerce growth. The company's portfolio of logistics properties in North America, with a strong focus on investment-grade tenants and key U.S. markets, positions it for steady income and reliable dividends. Despite potential risks from interest rate sensitivity and competition, analysts view its conservative balance sheet and industrial focus favorably as a defensive pick.

Is Granite REIT’s New C$250 Million ATM and Board Refresh Altering The Investment Case For Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:GRT.UN)?

Granite REIT reported full-year 2025 revenue of C$618.7 million and net income of C$342.34 million, alongside a new C$250 million at-the-market equity offering. The article explores how this equity program, combined with a board refresh, influences the REIT's investment narrative, focusing on potential unit dilution and the deployment of fresh capital. It suggests that while the board changes support capital-raising, investors should consider the impact on per-unit metrics and fair value.