PINE - Alpine Income Property: Earnings Came Mostly In Line While Valuation Remains Cheap
2024-02-14 08:39:45 ET
Summary
- Alpine Income Property Trust reported flat revenues and FFO in line with analyst estimates for Q4 and full year 2023. The guidance for 2024 also came in line with estimates.
- Rental revenue dropped 5% YoY while FFO was slightly higher year over year, even with rising operating costs.
- The company grew its assets, income and dividends strongly since its IPO in 2019, even though share price is down almost -20% during the same period.
- It trades at a cheaper valuation than its peers. This could be worth a look for specific types of investors who are looking for a high yield coupled with dividend growth.
Alpine Income Property Trust ( PINE ) announced its results for the last quarter and full year of 2023 last week. The company posted flat revenues of $11.58 million for the quarter (down 0.1% YoY) while analysts were expecting it to have generated $11.61 million, and it posted FFO (funds from operations) of 38 cents while analysts were looking for 37 cents, so the company's results were more or less in line with analyst estimates....
Alpine Income Property: Earnings Came Mostly In Line While Valuation Remains Cheap