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Mizuho named Cousins Properties (CUZ) and Phillips Edison & Company (PECO) as its top real estate picks for August, citing upside and yields of 4.34% and 3.24%. Mizuho said CUZ Q2 FFO was 75 cents vs 74 cents expected, revenue $268.5M vs $263.5M, and raised full-year guidance. For PECO, core FFO was 69 cents vs 68 cents, revenue $189.6M vs $187.5M, and guidance was raised. Price targets: $33 for CUZ and $43 for PECO.

Mizuho updated its US REIT Top Picks list, adding 27 picks across seven sectors based on its analysts’ ratings, price targets and earnings versus Bloomberg consensus. Cousins Properties is cited for Sunbelt recovery, including Austin demand up ~30% YoY and positive 12% cash rent spreads in 1H 2026, plus Q2 2026 earnings and raised outlook. Phillips Edison & Company is highlighted for 94% defensive rent, 97.5% occupancy, raised FY2026 acquisition guidance to a $550m midpoint, and plans for an AT-

Phillips Edison & Company (PECO) reported Q2 revenue of $189.62M and net income of $41.12M, with higher EPS than a year earlier. The company raised its 2026 diluted net income guidance to $0.95–$0.97 per share from $0.79–$0.81, citing stronger performance. Investors may reassess the earnings outlook and valuation.

Simply Wall St reports Phillips Edison (PECO) Q2 2026 results: revenue of $189.6M and net income of $41.1M, with trailing twelve-month revenue of $750.9M and net income of $143.7M. FFO was $93.7M. The article cites a 19.1% trailing net margin vs 9.9% a year earlier, including a $38.8M one-off gain, and notes a ~39x P/E and weak interest coverage.

Fifth Third Bancorp increased its stake in Phillips Edison & Company (NASDAQ:PECO) by 4,823.2% in Q1, adding 33,521 shares to 34,216, worth about $1.28M, per its SEC 13F. PECO reported Q2 revenue of $189.6M and FFO $0.69/share, and cut FY2026 EPS guidance to $0.95-$0.97. Moody’s set a positive outlook and affirmed Baa2 rating.

Phillips Edison & Co (PECO) reported Q2 2026 earnings call updates. CFO John Caulfield said net acquisition outlook rose by $100 million, with leverage at about 5x debt to EBITDA, and FFO guidance increased modestly. Company targets net acquisitions of about $300 million annually while staying leverage neutral. Management cited record-high occupancy and positive views on Kroger-Giant Eagle’s impact on PECO’s Giant Eagle-anchored centers.

Phillips Edison & Company, Inc. (PECO) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. EX-99.2 3 q22026supplemental.htm EX-99.2 Document Table of Contents INTRODUCTORY NOTES 3 FINANCIAL RESULTS Earnings Release 6 Overview of Results 11 FINANCIAL SUMMARY Consolidated Balance Sheets 13 Consolidated Statements of Operations 14 Consolidated Statements of Operations (Qu

PECO and IBEW Local 614 ended a three-day strike after agreeing to a five-year contract. The deal includes wage increases (4% annually for linemen/gas technicians for four years; 4.5% in year five; 3% annually for call center staff), overtime notice, and improved upgrade pay, plus pension/retirement health benefits for newer hires. Workers must ratify; PECO said outages for 57,000 customers were mostly restored.

PECO is preparing for a potential first-ever workers’ strike after IBEW Local 614 threatened to walk out if no new contract is reached by July 4. The union represents gas, electric and call-center workers; its contract expired end-March. IBEW cites demands for higher wages and benefits. PECO says it seeks a deal fair to employees and customers. Next talks are July 2.

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