Gateway Real Estate : Half-yearly financial report 2025

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25 half-year financıal report as of june 30 ‌gateway real estate ag Half-year financial report as of June 30, 2025 content 03 - At a glance 04 - Overview over the first six months 2025 05 - About us 06 - ınterım group management report 06 - Fundamental information on the Group and strategy 06 - Business development 07 - Economic framework 10 - Financial position, cash flows, and financial performance 12 - Report on risks and opportunities 16 - Report on expected developments 17 - ınterım consolıdated fınancıal statements 17 - ifrs consolidated statement of financial position 18 - ifrs consolidated statement of comprehensive income 20 - ifrs consolidated statement of cash flows 21 - ifrs consolidated statement of changes in equity 22 - notes to the ıfrs consolıdated financıal statements 22 - Reporting entity 22 - Significant accounting policies 24 - Additional disclosures concerning financial instruments 27 - Estimates, discretionary judgments and assumptions applied for accounting purposes 29 - Segment report 30 - Additional notes to the items of the consolidated financial statements 50 - responsıbılıty statement 50 - ınformatıon on the revıew 51 - fınancıal calendar 51 - ımprınt 02 ‌gateway real estate ag Half-year financial report as of June 30, 2025 at a glance key financıal ındıcators in € thousand 01/01- 06/30/2025 01/01- 06/30/2024 Financial performance indicators Revenue 24,454 43,344 Gross profit 67,009 57,170 ebit adjusted 23,822 14,494 ebt 133,371 -14,512 Consolidated profit/loss 131,231 -15,195 Earnings per share in € 0.71 -0.08 Financial position and liquidity ratios 06/30/2025 12/31/2024 Total assets 1,309,148 1,272,298 Equity 201,441 70,210 Equity ratio 15.4% 5.5% Cash and cash equivalents 6,605 10,179 Net financial debt 928,820 1,024,284 Portfolio indicators 06/30/2025 12/31/2024 Average gross development volume (gdv) in € billion 4 4 Number of projects (as of end of June) 10 10 For technical reasons, rounding differences may occur in tables and references compared to the mathematically precise values. 03 ‌gateway real estate ag Half-year financial report as of June 30, 2025 overvıew over the first sıx months 2025 gateway records posıtıve ebıt adjusted ın the fırst half consolıdated profıt ıncreases to €131.2 mıllıon ın the fırst half of 2025 ebıt adjusted reaches €23.8 mıllıon ın the fırst half of 2025 gross development volume (gdv) amounts to €3.7 bıllıon as of June 30, 2025 earnıngs per share amount to €0.71 ın the fırst half of 2025 prelımınary for 2025: ebt of €110-120 mıllıon and ebıt adjusted of €20-30 mıllıon 04 ‌gateway real estate ag Half-year financial report as of June 30, 2025 about us gateway real estate ag, together wıth ıts subsıdıarıes, ıs one of the leadıng lısted developers of resıdentıal real estate and urban Quarters ın germany, usıng resource-savıng wood constructıon methods. the focus of our real estate development actıvıtıes ıs on sustaınabılıty and responsıble use of resources. our aım ıs to mınımıze detrımental effects on the envıronment by followıng a green buıldıng approach. thus, we make a sıgnıficant contrıbutıon to reducıng the carbon dıoxıde concentratıon ın the earth's atmosphere. we develop sustaınable and modern lıvıng Quarters usıng wood constructıon methods across germany, prımarıly ın selected hıgh-growth regıons. we are commıtted to the hıghest level of professıonalısm and sustaınabılıty ın project development and to delıverıng taılor-made rısk-optımızed solutıons, and can rely on an experıenced management team. a challengıng and sustaınable project development that ıs ın lıne wıth market needs reQuıres an ıntense collaboratıon of specıalısts that complement and ınspıre each other. ın terms of development, we cover the entıre value chaın from the acQuısıtıon of land and projects through development and constructıon to the sale of the propertıes. 05 ‌gateway real estate ag Half-year financial report as of June 30, 2025 ınterım group interim group management report Fundamental information on the Group and strategy Business development management report fundamental ınformatıon on the group and strategy Gateway Real Estate ag (in the following also referred to as "gateway", "Company" or "Group", in each case referring to the gateway Group as a whole) is a listed developer of residential real estate in Germany with a market capitalization of around €132.6 million (as of June 30, 2025). Established in 2006, gateway can look back on extensive expertise in the German real estate market and is currently (as of June 30, 2025) developing real estate with a gross development volume (gdv) of 3.7 billion. In this context, gateway focuses on Germany's selected high-growth areas and covers all of the important steps in the value creation chain of a development project with its own in-house teams. In all of its project developments, gateway pursues the strategy of generating attractive margins and, at the same time, minimizing the project development risk by means of a detailed process management. In fiscal year 2020, the Management Board and the supervisory Board jointly decided to build residential real estate in future also for the Company's own portfolio (build-to-hold). since then, in the context of this extended corporate strategy, gateway has been increasingly seeking to develop residential real estate for long-term holding and administration to generate sustainable rental revenues. Accordingly, the standing Assets and Residential Properties Development segments will be expanded further in the medium term. In 2021, gateway sold all its shares in Development Partner ag and, except for three commercial properties development projects in Berlin, discontinued nearly all its activities in the Commercial Properties Development segment in order to focus its development activities increasingly on the Residential Properties Development segment and develop residential real estate and urban quarters. However, as the necessary shareholder approval could not be obtained, three development projects for commercial properties in Berlin have remained in gateway's ownership and are planned to be sold over time. gateway regularly carries out sensitivity analyses in connection with the calculation and supervision of projects and the related financing arrangements, in which the effects of potential increases in construction costs are examined and suitable countermeasures taken to offset them are reviewed. Upon purchase, all our projects are generally evaluated and analyzed on an individual basis. In order to facilitate a close cost control and management, a regular internal meeting is held each month for each project, with the Management Board also being involved in each case. In connection with all sales of real estate and development projects, the Manage- ment Board, in turn, has to liaise with the Real Estate Committee, which consists of two members of the supervisory Board and must grant its approval for the transaction. When acquiring new plots of land, gateway focuses on space where there are no finally approved zoning or land use plans. This enables gateway to leverage potential value thanks to its long-standing expertise in the process of obtaining planning permissions and to actively determine the planning process for developments early on. gateway's focus as regards land purchases is always on real estate development rather than the speculative resale of undeveloped sites. Accordingly, gateway also lives up to its corporate social responsibility by newly constructing much needed residential space in Germany. In connection with the sale of its development projects, gateway primarily addresses institutional investors, operates on the basis of lean and recurring sales structures and primarily follows a forward sales model pursuant to which properties are sold to investors once the building permit is obtained. gateway then completes the projects, but generates revenue already upon the conclusion of a forward sales contract based on the progress of the construction activities. This strategy, together with contractually agreed payment schedules, enables gateway to generate long-term and stable cash flows from its development projects. gateway is continuing its existing business of holding properties to generate stable and sustainable cash flows in order to diversify risk. busıness development Business performance in the first half of 2025 was largely driven by the successful restructuring of the financing for the Cologne project development. Following the successful conclusion of negotiations, the Group implemented a comprehensive adjustment of the existing financing structure in notarized form together with all financing partners as well as the creditor of the outstanding land purchase price installments. The amended financing terms and the agreed prolongation resulted in a modification gain of €142.7 million, which had a material impact on the earnings development of the reporting period and accounted for the majority of the consolidated result of €131.2 million. Operational project development activities were continued as planned during the reporting period. Revenues of €17.2 million were recognized for the soHo Mannheim project. ‌economıc framework market envıronment/ macroeconomıc sıtuatıon current development The first half of 2025 was driven by political uncertainty. On January 20, Donald Trump, member of the Republican Party, was sworn in for a second term as the 47 th u.s. President, after his first presidency from 2017 to 2021. The United states immediately withdrew from the Paris Agreement on climate change, and also made a turnaround in domestic policy. Donald Trump pardoned those involved in the storming of the Capitol in Washington d.c. on January 6, 2021, curbed civil rights for specific groups of society, tightened asylum and residency laws, and cut funding for social programs and international aid organizations. On April 2, the u.s. tightened its tariff regimes for almost 70 countries. This renewed u.s. protectionism sent stock markets into heavy turmoil, weakened the u.s. dollar and increased the volatility of oil prices. Due to the dissolution of the ruling coalition of social Democrats, the Green Party and the Liberals in November 2024, early federal elections were held in Germany on February 23, 2025, from which the Conservative Union emerged as the strongest party. On March 18, an amendment to the Basic Law was passed with the votes of the Conservatives, the social Democrats and the Green Party, which enables investments in the area of defense and civil protection to be financed with loans that are exempt from the debt brake. At the same time, a special fund of €500 billion was set up to promote infrastructure and climate protection. The German Federal Council (Bundesrat) gave its approval on March 21, 2025, before the newly assembled national parliament (Bundestag) was constituted on March 25, 2025. On May 6, 2025, a coalition of Conservatives and social Democrats elected the Conservative chairman, Friedrich Merz, as Federal Chancellor. For the first time in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany, the necessary majority was achieved only in the second voting round. Military conflicts continued in the first half of 2025, with Russia continuing its attacks on Ukraine. The war in the Middle East entered a new phase, with air strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities conducted by Israel on June 13 and by the United states on June 22. After twelve days of mutual attacks, a ceasefire between Israel and Iran was announced on June 24. A ceasefire for the Gaza strip came into force only on October 10. According to the World Trade Organization (wto), the volume of global trade in goods, measured as the average of exports and imports, rose by 4.9% year-on-year in the first half of 2025. The value of global trade in goods measured in u.s. dollars grew by 6% year-on-year in the first six months of 2025, after increasing by 2% in 2024. According to the wto, the growth factors for trade in the first half included the pull-forward effects arising from imports in North America and benign macroeconomic conditions such as deflation, supportive fiscal policies, and strong growth in the emerging markets. In North America, the ratio of inventories to sales increased in the first half of 2025 in sectors such as machinery, motor vehicles, wood, construction machinery and consumer goods. AI-related goods - including semiconductors, servers and telecommunications devices - accounted for almost half of total trade growth in the first half of 2025 and increased by 20% in value compared to the previous year. Trade growth spanned the entire digital value chain, from raw silicon and specialty gases to devices for cloud platforms and AI applications. Asia's export performance was strong in AI-related products, which is in line with the global investment boom in this sector. In the second quarter, u.s. economic output rose by 0.7% compared to the first quarter of 2025. By contrast, according to the statistical Office of the European Union (Eurostat), gdp in the eu grew by 0.5% in the first quarter and by 0.2% in the second quarter of 2025 over the respective previous quarter. In the eurozone, gross value added increased by 0.6% in the first quarter compared to the previous quarter and by 0.1% in the second quarter. According to Eurostat, annual inflation in the eurozone was 2.0% in June 2025. Inflation was thus within the 2% target corridor of the ecb, which lowered its interest rate for the main refinancing operations in four steps from 3.15% to 2.15% within the first half of 2025. forecast In its World Economic Outlook (weo) update from October 2025, the International Monetary Fund (imf) estimates that the global economy will grow by 3.2% in 2025 and by 3.1% in 2026. According to the European Commission, the European Union's gdp is likely to increase by 1.4% in both 2025 and 2026. Economic growth in the eurozone is projected to be 1.3% in 2025 and 1.2% in 2026. In 2025, inflation is estimated at 2.5% in the eu and 2.1% in the eurozone, while projections for 2026 see inflation fall to 2.1% in the eu and to 1.9% in the eurozone. In its forecast from December 2025, the Deutsche Bundesbank expects noticeably stronger economic growth from the second quarter of 2026, driven primarily by government spending and a recovery in exports. Additional spending in the defense and infrastructure sectors will lead to a sharp rise in government demand. At the same time, exports and investments in private residential construction will also recover over the course of the year. stronger private consumption is expected due to rising wages and an improving labor market. As a result, capacity utilization of the companies will increase, meaning that their investments will also pick up again, according to the forecast. The Bundesbank expects calendar-adjusted real gross domestic product (gdp) to increase by 0.6% in 2026 and by 1.3% in 2027. As there will be more working days in both 2026 and 2027 than in 2025, real unadjusted gdp growth is expected to amount to 0.9% and 1.4%, respectively. However, higher government consumption will only have a limited impact on the German economy's potential output. It could be bolstered more effectively and sustainably through further structural reforms. The Deutsche Bundesbank expects the inflation rate in Germany to fall only slowly in 2026 and 2027. The reasons for this are the continued strong wage growth and the only moderate fall in energy prices. Measured by the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (hicp), the inflation rate is expected to fall from 2.3% in 2025 to 2.2% in 2026 and to around 2.0% in both 2027 and 2028. socıodemographıc development According to the German Federal statistical Office (Destatis), 83.5 million people lived in Germany as of september 30, 2025. This means that the population fell by 80,000 people, or 0.1%, compared to the end of september 2024. According to Destatis, the number of births was 677,000 in 2024, the lowest level since 2013. which is 2.3% below the figure of 2023 (693,000). The number of births of 2024 was offset by 1.0 million deaths (2023: 1.03 million). The population trend in Germany varies from region to region. According to Destatis, the population in the western federal states increased by 10% to 67.5 million between 1990 and 2024, while it fell by 16% to 12.4 million in the eastern federal states over the same period. One reason for this is the migration from the eastern to the western federal states that began after German reunification. Between 1991 and 2024, around 1.2 million more people moved from East Germany to West Germany (excluding Berlin) than vice versa. By 2000, a net total of around 611,000 people had left the eastern federal states for western Germany. In the following ten years, the balance was still around 553,000 people. since then, migration has slowed down, and between 2017 and 2022, the trend even reversed with a net migration of 18,000 people moving from West to East. For 2023 and 2024, eastern Germany again recorded a net migration loss of 7,000 people to the west. Another reason for the regional differences in population growth is immigration from abroad. According to Destatis figures, in the period from 1991 and 2024, around 1.3 million people migrated from abroad to the eastern federal states (excluding Berlin) and 10.5 million people to the western federal states. According to Destatis, there are 41 million private households in Germany. Around 17 million are one-person households and 13.7 million are two-person households, while 10.3 million households have three or more persons. The home ownership rate in Germany amounts to 41.9%, Destatis reports. According to the latest microcensus from 2022, tenants paid an average monthly gross basic rent (not including utilities) of €598. The share of the household's net income spent for the gross basic rent was 27.9% on average. The largest shares were recorded in Bremen (30.8%) and Hamburg (30.3%), while the lowest shares were attributable to the states of saxony (23.3%) and Thuringia (24.2%). economıc development ın germany and gateway's focus cıtıes According to Destatis, Germany's gdp in the second quarter of 2025 was 0.2% below that of the second quarter of 2024 on a price-adjusted basis. However, as there was one working day less in the second quarter of 2025, price and calendar-adjusted economic output increased by 0.2% compared to the same quarter of the previous year. In the first quarter of 2025, gdp rose by 0.3% compared to the fourth quarter of 2024, but fell by 0.3% in the second quarter compared to the previous quarter. gdp in the second quarter of 2025 was generated by a total of 46.0 million people in employment. This represents an increase of around 10,000 people compared to the first quarter of 2025. According to Destatis, in the first three quarters of 2025, the local courts reported a total of 18,125 companies that had filed for insolvency, which is an increase of 11.7% over the same period of the previous year and also the highest level since 2014. At the same time, the volume of creditor receivables fell by €5.5 billion to around €40.1 billion compared to the same period of the previous year. In the same period, the number of personal bankruptcies increased by 8.3% to 57,824. The weak economy is leaving its mark on the labor market. In June 2025, the unemployment rate was 6.2% and therefore higher than in the same month of the previous year (5.8%). Among the gateway focus cities, Augsburg had the lowest unemployment rate on average for the year 2025 (4.8%; +0.4 percentage points), followed by Munich with an average rate of 5.0% (+0.5 percentage points year-on-year). The city of soest reported an unemployment rate of 5.8% in December 2025 (-0.1 percentage points compared to December 2024), ahead of cities such as Ludwigshafen with 7.0% (+0.1 percentage points) and Dresden with 7.0% (+0.5 percentage points). In Mannheim, the unemployment rate was 7.9% (+0.3 percentage points). The highest unemployment rates were recorded in Cologne (9.1%; +0.2 percentage points), Chemnitz (9.5%; +0.6 percentage points), and Berlin (10.7%; +0.8 percentage points). development of real estate markets According to BNP Paribas Real Estate, the noticeable recovery in the German investment markets at the start of 2025 did not continue in the second quarter. Total turnover amounted to €11.4 billion in the first half of 2025, 7% below the same period of the previous year. The highest turnover (€4.5 billion) in the real estate investment market in the first half of 2025 was recorded for the residential asset class. Among commercial properties, the retail segment accounted for the largest transaction volume (€2.9 billion). Logistics transactions ranked just behind with a volume of €2.8 billion, followed by office investments (€2.7 billion). Prime yields did not change significantly in any asset class compared to the beginning of the year. resıdentıal real estate market According to bnp Paribas Real Estate, slightly fewer sales were recorded in the residential segment in the second quarter of 2025 compared to the first quarter, however, the number of large-volume transactions (with a volume of more than €100 million) increased. Berlin continues to attract the highest investment volume by far, with a volume of around €830 million in the first six months of 2025. However, while the seven A cities of Berlin, Duesseldorf, Frankfurt am Main, Hamburg, Cologne, Munich and stuttgart accounted for an average of 47% of the transaction volume in the commercial residential market over the past ten years, this figure was only 33% in the first half of 2025. According to bnp Paribas Real Estate, large-volume standing asset portfolios accounted for 49% of the transaction volume on the residential investment market in the reporting period, while the ten-year average is 43%. Eight of these portfolio sales had a volume of more than €100 million each. The most important buyers on the residential real estate market were equity and real estate funds, accounting for a share of 26%. These funds invested a total of €1.2 billion in the first half of 2025. 38% of the capital invested in residential real estate in the reporting period came from abroad, while the ten-year average amounts to only 28%. According to Destatis, building permits for a total of 110,000 new residential homes were issued in the first half of 2025. This represents a seasonally adjusted increase of 3,100 units, or 2.9%. However, the number of approved residential units in the first half of 2024 fell to its lowest level since the first half of 2010. The number of building permits for single-family homes rose by 14.1%, or 2,600, to 21,300 in the reporting period. In contrast, the number of building permits for apartments in two-family houses fell by 500 units, or 8.3%, to 6,000. By far the highest number of apartments approved in the first half of 2025 referred to multi-family homes - a total of 57,300. This represents an increase of 0.1%, or 31 units, over the prior-year period. The German residential market continues to be characterized by high demand and a lack of supply. The reasons for this include a lack of building land in cities, high requirements for building permits, high construction costs and high financing costs. This makes the housing market a major target of political control efforts. On June 26, 2025, the German Bundestag decided to extend the rent freeze, which was initially set to expire at the end of 2025, until year-end 2029. In order to accelerate the construction of new homes and close the gap between housing supply and demand, the German Bundestag passed the so-called "construction booster" on October 9, 2025. Following approval by the Bundesrat, the special regulation (section 246e of the German Building Code and other associated new regulations), which is valid until year-end 2030, came into force on October 30 and allows local authorities to implement far-reaching deviations from existing building planning regulations. Under this special regulation, cities and municipalities can opt to not prepare a proper development plan. This would allow additional apartments to be approved after a three-month review by the respective municipality. In addition, building applications are deemed approved after three months if the respective local authority does not expressly reject the application during this period. The special regulation makes it easier for developers to build new apartments, extend residential buildings, add floors and convert buildings into living space, for example commercial space and buildings. In addition, temporary regulations were extended to allow more building land to be designated in areas with tight housing markets. Moreover, the regulation against the conversion of rental apartments into condominiums, which expires at the end of 2025, was also extended until year-end 2030. However, jll expects that these political measures will be reflected in the completion statistics only with a considerable time lag due to the multi-year realization periods in residential construction. This means that pressure on rents will remain high for the time being. According to jll, rents for existing properties rose by 6.8% in 2024, after 8.2% in the previous year. The highest increases were recorded in Hamburg (+10.6%) and Leipzig (+10.2%). Munich remains the city with the highest average rent in the standing asset portfolio (€23.86/sqm) and recorded an increase of 6.4%. Although rents for existing properties in Berlin only increased by 1.5% in 2024, rental costs in existing buildings have risen by 56.1% over the last five years. According to jll, the decline in rents for new builds in 2024 was 3.3%, after 10.3% in the previous year. New apartments were rented at significantly higher prices than in the previous year above all in Hamburg (+18.1%), Cologne (+17.6%) and Duesseldorf (+17.2%). In Berlin, the development of new-build rents remained flat (+0.1%). ‌Financial position, cash flows, and financial performance office market Take-up on the German office real estate market reflects the weak overall economy. According to figures from bnp Paribas Real Estate, around 1.37 million sqm of office space was rented out in Germany's office strongholds of Berlin, Duesseldorf, Essen, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Cologne, Leipzig and Munich in the first half of 2025. This was 9% above the previous year's level. In the first six months of the previous year, rental agreements were concluded for around 1.26 million sqm and for around 1.23 million sqm in the first half of 2023. As the market for small space lettings showed some momentum, the number of medium-sized deals increased again, above all in the first quarter of 2025. According to bnp Paribas Real Estate, Frankfurt am Main recorded a take-up of 366,000 sqm, which was by far the highest figure for office markets in Germany in the first half of 2025. This figure also represents the highest sales volume at this location in a first half-year since 2001. In the first quarter of 2025, Commerzbank rented 73,000 sqm and ing-DiBa 32,000 sqm of space. However, the second quarter was still above average with a total of 162,000 sqm. The Munich office market was also characterized by several major deals. bnp Paribas Real Estate calculated a letting volume of 256,000 sqm for the first half of 2025. This was a drop of 13% compared to the same period of the previous year, but the second highest take-up of space among the top German office markets. Letting volumes also fell in Berlin, where 247,000 sqm were let in the first half of 2025 - a decline of 12%. Unlike in Frankfurt am Main or Munich, there was a lack of major deals in Berlin, meaning that take-up was generated by very buoyant rental activity in the small and medium-sized segment. The stock of vacant office space increased further in the first half of 2025, but bnp Paribas Real Estate expects the increase to lose momentum. In Germany's leading office markets, 8.3 million sqm were available at short notice at the end of the second quarter, compared with 7.1 million sqm in the same period of the previous year. Leipzig (4.9%), Cologne (5.7%) and Hamburg (5.8%) continue to have the lowest vacancy rates. Berlin (7.9%), Munich (8.1%) and Essen (8.2%) rank in the middle. Frankfurt am Main has a significantly higher vacancy rate of 11.2%, and in Duesseldorf, 12.3% of the portfolio is vacant. According to bnp Paribas Real Estate, prime rents in Munich have risen again and, at €55.00 per square meter per month, are the highest among the leading office locations. This is followed by Frankfurt am Main (€54.00/sqm), Berlin (€46.00/sqm), Duesseldorf (€43.50/sqm), Hamburg (€36.00/ sqm), Cologne (€33.50/sqm), Leipzig (€21.00/sqm) and Essen (€19.00/sqm). financıal posıtıon, cash flows, and financıal performance financıal posıtıon As of June 30, 2025, total assets of the gateway Group increased by €36.8 million to €1,309.1 million, compared with €1,272.3 million as of December 31, 2024. The increase on the asset side was primarily attributable to current assets, which rose by €38.0 million to €1,099.8 million. This development was mainly driven by an increase in inventories of €39.7 million. The increase in inventories resulted in particular from capitalized borrowing costs amounting to €25.9 million, ongoing construction activities of €20.9 million and changes in advance payments made of €12.9 million, offset by impairment losses of €-3.8 million and the derecognition of project costs of €-16.2 million in connection with the forward sale of the soHo Mannheim project. Other financial assets increased by €3.8 million, mainly due to receivables relating to the soHo Mannheim project as well as accrued interest receivables. By contrast, cash and cash equivalents decreased by €3.6 million to €6.6 million as a result of the cash flows described above. Non-current assets decreased slightly by €1.1 million to €209.3 million, primarily due to repayments of other non-current financial assets. As of the reporting date, non-current liabilities amounted to €341.4 million (December 31, 2024: €180.8 million), of which €237.9 million (December 31, 2024: €143.7 million) related to non-current financial liabilities. As a result of extension agreements concluded as of June 30, 2025, current financial liabilities amounting to €159.2 million were reclassified to non-cur-rent liabilities. Conversely, reclassifications from non-current to current financial liabilities amounted to €73.3 million. In addition, the agreed interest waivers and the extension of material loan terms resulted in a positive modification gain of €143.2 million. This gain was recognized within finance income and led to a reduction in non-current financial liabilities. Current liabilities amounted to €766.3 million (December 31, 2024: €1,021.2 million). Of this amount, €689.9 million related to current financial liabilities (December 31, 2024: €883.2 million). The decrease of €193.3 million was mainly attributable to the maturity reclassifications described above and the modification gain, partially offset by accrued interest liabilities. Trade payables decreased by €55.6 million to €32.4 million (December 31, 2024: €88.0 million), primarily due to reclassifications to non-current trade payables following extension agreements as well as the settlement of project-related supplier invoices. Current provisions decreased by €3.7 million to €16.3 million. Equity of the gateway Group amounted to €201.4 million as of June 30, 2025 (December 31, 2024: €70.2 million). The significant increase was mainly attributable to the positive total comprehensive income of €131.2 million. Accordingly, the Group's equity ratio increased from 5.5% as of December 31, 2024 to 15.4% as of June 30, 2025. cash flows The cash flows generated in the first half of 2025 led overall to a decrease in cash and cash equivalents as of June 30, 2025. The decrease was mainly attributable to cash flows from operating activities, which were primarily influenced by repayments of liabilities. In the comparative prior-year period, cash inflows and outflows likewise resulted in an overall decrease in cash and cash equivalents of €5.0 million. The key influencing factor was cash outflows from financing activities in connection with the repayment of the financing for the Hamburg seevestraße project amounting to €35.0 million. Cash inflows of the same amount were generated from the corresponding disposal and recognized within cash flows from operating activities. However, these inflows were partially offset by ongoing construction activities and the associated increase in inventories. - condensed cash flow statement in € thousand 01/01- 06/30/2025 01/01- 06/30/2024 Cash flows from operating activities -20,697 -2,162 Cash flows from investing activities -720 -9,658 Cash flows from financing activities 17,843 6,777 Net decrease/increase in cash and cash equivalents -3,574 -5,043 Cash and cash equivalents as of 01/01 10,179 8,121 Cash and cash equivalents as of the end of the period 6,605 3,078 Net cash flows from operating activities amounted to €-20.7 million in the first half of 2025, compared with €-2.2 million in the prior-year period. The development was primarily driven by a significant increase in inventories, which expanded by €-43.5 million in the first half of 2025 (H1 2024: €-15.6 million). This effect was partially offset by lower interest payments of €-10.4 million, representing a decrease of €6.2 million compared with the prior-year period. In contrast to the substantial increase in inventories, cash inflows from changes in trade payables amounted to €12.5 million. Net cash flows from investing activities were negative and primarily comprised cash outflows for investments in investment properties amounting to €-0.7 million. In the prior-year period, cash outflows for investment properties were significantly higher at €-16.4 million. By contrast, the prior-year period benefited from cash inflows of €6.8 million from the disposal of the Duisburg standing asset. Net cash flows from financing activities were positive at €17.8 million and thus significantly exceeded the prior-year figure of €6.8 million. Cash inflows from the raising of financial liabilities amounted to €28.7 million and were offset by repayments of €-10.9 million. In the prior-year period, cash inflows from new borrowings were substantially higher at €59.6 million and were mainly used to finance ongoing construction activities for the soHo Mannheim project development as well as for the Berlin commercial property development projects. By contrast, loan repayments of €10.9 million had a reducing effect, in particular the repayment of the loan liability relating to the financing of the Hamburg seevestraße project (€25.4 million). As a result of the cash flows described above, cash and cash equivalents decreased by €3.6 million in the first half of 2025 and amounted to €6.6 million as of June 30, 2025. As of the previous reporting date on December 31, 2024, cash and cash equivalents had amounted to €10.2 million. financıal performance In the first half of 2025, the Group generated revenue of €24.5 million (H1 2024: €43.3 million). Revenue was primarily attributable to performance progress under a forward sale agreement for the soHo Mannheim project amounting to €17.2 million. In the prior-year period, revenue was largely driven by the sale of the Hamburg seevestraße project site with a purchase price of €35.0 million. Revenue from rental activities decreased to €7.2 million (H1 2024: €8.3 million). Changes in inventories amounted to €30.6 million (H1 2024: €12.9 million) and mainly comprised capitalized construction services and construction period interest totaling €25.9 million. This development was offset by the derecognition of project costs of €-16.2 million relating to the soHo Mannheim project. In the prior-year period, the derecognition of the Hamburg seevestraße project site in the amount of €-35.0 million had a particularly offsetting effect. ‌Report on risks and opportunities Including other operating income, which increased by €9.4 million to €11.9 million (H1 2024: €0.9 million) and was mainly attributable to reversals of impairment losses on receivables of €3.1 million and income from the reduction of liabilities of €6.3 million, total output amounted to €67.0 million (H1 2024: €57.2 million). Cost of materials amounted to €26.3 million in the reporting period and thus decreased by €2.3 million compared with the prior-year period. This item mainly comprised production costs of inventory properties of €20.2 million (H1 2024: €26.0 million), operating expenses of rented properties of €2.3 million (H1 2024: €2.6 million) and write-downs of project developments to net realizable value of €3.8 million. Personnel expenses increased by €1.0 million to €3.1 million in the first half of 2025 due to higher headcount. The result from the fair value adjustment of investment properties and non-current assets held for sale amounted to €-0.3 million and was mainly attributable to valuation effects arising from signed purchase agreements. Other operating expenses increased by €10.9 million to €20.0 million, primarily due to additions to provisions for legal disputes in the amount of €10.2 million. Overall, gateway generated operating profit of €23.8 million in the first half of the 2025 fiscal year (H1 2024: €14.5 million). Net finance income amounted to €109.5 million in the first half of 2025 (H1 2024: €-29.0 million) and included a modification gain of €143,2 million from the adjustment of material loan terms relating to the financing of the Borussia Köln Deutz project. In addition, finance costs of €38.8 million (H1 2024: €35.1 million) and finance income of €5.2 million (H1 2024: €6.0 million) were recognized. Earnings before tax (ebt) amounted to €133.3 million (H1 2024: €-14.5 million). After income taxes of €2.1 million (H1 2024: €0.7 million), consolidated profit for the first half of 2025 amounted to €131.2 million (H1 2024: €-15.2 million). This corresponds to earnings per share of €0.71 (basic, H1 2024: €-0.08) and €0.71 (diluted, H1 2024: €-0.08). ebit adjusted amounted to €23.8 million (H1 2024: €14.5 million). report on rısks and opportunıtıes The risks to which Gateway Real Estate ag is exposed in the course of its business activities, as well as the opportunities arising for the Company, were described in detail in the Annual Report 2024 published on March 31, 2026, on pages 42-50. This included an explanation of the Group's risk management system, a presentation of property-specific and company-specific risks together with their respective probabilities of occurrence, and a categorization of the potential financial impacts based on a risk classification. Up to the publication of the Half-Year Financial Report 2025 on March 31, 2026, no new circumstances arose and there were no changes in the assessment of the opportunities and risks described in the Annual Report 2024. The Management Board expressly draws attention to the risks that may threaten the Group's continued existence in the area of financing risks, in particular with respect to existing external financing recognized under financial liabilities. Threats to the continued existence of the Group: As of the reporting date, the Group had short-term financial liabilities amounting to €689,857 thousand. These primarily relate to project financing for individual development projects as well as a promissory note loan taken out by Gateway Real Estate ag for general financing purposes. Of these financial liabilities, €102,794 thousand are currently not fully covered by firmly agreed refinancing arrangements or specifically contracted sales proceeds. In the course of negotiations with the respective lenders, the Management Board has already been able to agree maturity extensions for a significant portion of the financial liabilities amounting to €587,063 thousand. For the financing arrangements that have not yet been extended, the lenders hold collateral in the form of land charges which, in the view of the Management Board, generally indicate that maturity extensions can also be agreed for these financings. In exceptional cases, the Group would also accept the realization of the collateral provided. Overall, the continuation of the Group's business operations is dependent on sufficient liquidity being generated through the scheduled realization of project sales and on unplanned cash outflows being avoided in connection with the extension of loan agreements. If, contrary to the expectations of the Management Board, a significant portion of the financings that have not yet been extended cannot be prolonged and, at the same time, the sale of material projects cannot be realized as planned, in particular not at the intended points in time and sales prices, this would jeopardize the continued existence of the subsidiaries involved in these projects. Any deviations from the measures agreed in the extension agreements could likewise jeopardize the continued existence of the subsidiaries involved in the respective projects. Due to guarantees and sureties granted as of the date of preparation amounting to €85.5 million, such a development could also have an impact on the parent company and thus on the Group as a whole. Based on the progress of the projects, the Management Board currently does not expect these guarantees and sureties to be utilized. From the perspective of the Management Board, the situation of the individual financings and projects, as well as of the subsidiaries involved in the respective projects, is as follows: repayment of financıal lıabılıtıes of gateway real estate ag: As part of a partial disposal, the Cologne Deutz project development was sold by way of a share deal on December 23, 2025. The provisional deconsolidation result amounts to €7,518 thousand. As consideration, the purchaser assigned claims against gateway in the form of promissory note loans amounting to €36,222 thousand and corporate bonds amounting to €31,932 thousand, and transferred cash of €15,500 thousand in 2025. The assignment of the claims resulted in a corresponding reduction of these liabilities through offsetting on the part of gateway. A further amount of €3,000 thousand will be received in the 2026 fiscal year. Following the repayment of the corporate bond in connection with the partial disposal, the remaining corporate bond issued by Gateway Real Estate ag with a total nominal amount of €40,000 thousand was extended until June 30, 2027. At the same time, a waiver of the repayment amount of €13,000 thousand was agreed with the bondholders. promıssory note loan of gateway real estate ag: Gateway Real Estate ag has also concluded a promissory note loan, which had an outstanding amount of €9,723 thousand as of June 30, 2025. On May 14, 2025, the promissory note loan was extended until December 31, 2026, taking into account an installment payment plan. The installment payment plan has been complied with to date. financıng of the borussıa cologne project development: With regard to the junior and senior financing of the Cologne project development with a total carrying amount of €159,175 thousand (December 31, 2024: €282,886 thousand), the Group notarized a comprehensive restructuring agreement with all financing partners and the creditor of the outstanding land purchase price installments as of June 30, 2025 following successful negotiations. In this context, the urban development agreement relating to the adoption of the zoning plan was also signed. The restructuring aims in particular at the orderly repayment of the existing junior and senior financing as well as the settlement of the outstanding land purchase price installments, while at the same time securing the return of the equity funds invested in the project through the future development and sale of individual construction plots. The restructuring agreement provides for an extension of the senior financing until December 31, 2027 and the granting of an additional credit facility in the amount of €23,000 thousand, which is intended exclusively to service interest payable at final maturity. The liabilities comprise junior financing in the amount of €41,030 thousand and senior financing in the amount of €118,145 thousand. With respect to the junior financing outstanding as of the reporting date, an irrevocable waiver of claims amounting to €109,466 thousand was granted. This waiver of claims was agreed subject to a resolutory condition in the event of gateway's insolvency. The remaining €64,000 thousand of the junior financing and the senior financing were extended until December 31, 2028. As part of the restructuring, several milestones were defined with all financing partners, which in particular provide for the step-by-step development of the project and the sale of individual properties in accordance with an orderly schedule. In addition to the collateral already provided for the senior financing, consisting of pledges of shares, real estate assets secured by land charges with a carrying amount of €426,214 thousand and a guarantee declaration by gateway in favor of the lender up to a maximum amount of €8,000 thousand, further collateral was granted most recently. As of september 30, 2025, an additional guarantee from gateway in the amount of €25,000 thousand in favor of the junior financing became effective. However, this guarantee may only be utilized after the senior financing has been repaid in full. The agreed milestones have been complied with to date. On December 23, 2025, a sale of shares in seven companies with a significant volume of space was completed at the agreed target price. Reference is also made to the preceding section on Gateway Real Estate ag. There is a risk for gateway that, in the event of non-fulfillment of the milestones defined in the restructuring agreement and the urban development agreement (including, inter alia, zoning planning, capital flows, creation of building rights and minimum onward sales), all lenders, the seller of the land and the public authorities may declare their claims immediately due. In this case, the Management Board believes that there may be direct recourse to the collateral provided, which, depending on the progress of the project, could lead to a substantial cash outflow or even pose a threat to the Group's continued existence. Due to the partial disposal of the Cologne Deutz project development carried out on December 23, 2025, a substantial portion of the defined milestones has already been met. The Management Board considers the further achievement of the milestones to be predominantly likely. soho mannheım project development: The bond used to finance the acquisition of the soHo Mannheim project development had an outstanding amount of €53,881 thousand as of the reporting date. In March 2026, the soHo Mannheim project development agreed a modified repayment agreement for the bond. The adjustment provides for a reduction of the originally agreed outstanding bond liabilities from €53,881 thousand to €40,000 thousand, which is associated with a waiver of claims amounting to €13,881 thousand. Repayment of the reduced amount is intended to be made primarily from the proceeds from the development and marketing of the southern construction site by no later than December 30, 2027. The existing guarantee provided by Gateway Real Estate ag in the amount of €15,000 thousand will in future serve exclusively to cover any potential shortfall at the end of the term and will no longer primarily secure the total amount. The Management Board considers compliance with the repayment agreement to be predominantly likely. dresden blüherpark project development: The acquisition financing for the project development and the commercial standing asset at the Dresden Blüherpark site comprises a nominal loan amount of €87,000 thousand plus interest payable at final maturity amounting to €11,387 thousand. Collateral consists of real estate assets secured by land charges with a carrying amount of €180,052 thousand as well as pledges of shares in the project-related companies. Following the expiry of the original term, standstill agreements were concluded with the lenders, which had expired by the time the consolidated financial statements were prepared. Discussions are currently being held with the lenders as well as with other potential investors regarding the extension or assumption of the loans. As of the date of preparation of the financial statements, no binding agreements have yet been reached in this respect. Following the disposal of the standing asset, it is intended to extend the remaining financing for the rest of the project. Corresponding negotiations regarding the extension are to be initiated only after completion of the disposal. As a result, no legally binding extension agreements were in place as of the reporting date or as of the date of preparation of the financial statements. In connection with the acquisition financing, Gateway Real Estate ag has assumed an irrevocable and unconditional guarantee for unpaid interest as well as for any potential cost overrun of up to €3,500 thousand. In the opinion of the Management Board, utilization of this guarantee is currently not considered likely. If, contrary to the expectations of the Management Board, neither the disposal of the standing asset nor a subsequent extension of the remaining financing were to occur, the lenders could access the collateral provided, which would jeopardize the continued existence of the subsidiaries involved in the project. From a Group perspective, however, such a development would, in the view of the Management Board, not have an immediate threat to the Group's continued existence as a whole due to the project-specific structure of the financing. In addition, the Management Board assumes that the current market value of the projects exceeds the total amount of the collateral provided. standıng asset augsburg: The investment property in Augsburg is financed by a loan with a nominal amount of €39,390 thousand and a maturity until December 20, 2026, which was taken out by the Group parent company. The financing is secured by real estate assets subject to land charges with a carrying amount of €103,982 thousand. The Augsburg project is currently in the planning law development phase. The framework plan was unanimously approved by the City of Augsburg's building committee in July 2025 and is currently being transferred into the development plan. Construction is currently expected to commence at the beginning of 2027. In parallel, further updates of cost and revenue projections as well as detailed environmental assessments are being carried out. To reduce short-term refinancing risk, a supplemental agreement was concluded with the financing partner providing for an extension of the financing until December 20, 2026. Project development activities are continuing as planned irrespective of the financing structure. In connection with the financing, 89.9% of the shares in each of the companies holding the property were transferred to the lender. The transfer was made subject to the condition that the shares will revert to the Group upon timely repayment of the loan. Notwithstanding the transfer of majority interests to the financing partner, the companies continue to be consolidated in the Group's consolidated financial statements in accordance with ifrs 10. If, contrary to planning, the financing were not repaid when due, the financing partner would be entitled to access the collateral provided. This could result in a loss of the property companies. Due to the value of the collateral and the continued progress of the project development, the Management Board currently considers the remaining risk to be limited. In the opinion of the Management Board, no immediate threat to the Group's continued existence as a whole is expected. berlın heınersdorf project development: The Berlin Heinersdorf project development is financed by a senior loan with a nominal amount of €32,903 thousand and a maturity until December 20, 2026. The project development is currently in an early planning law development phase. Planning is based on the urban development utilization concept adopted by the Berlin senate in April 2025. At present, an urban development qualification competition is being conducted, the completion of which is a prerequisite for the subsequent resolution to prepare a development plan. The financing risk arising from this engagement is limited to the level of the respective project company, as neither a guarantee nor any other liability of the Group parent company exists in respect of this financing. To secure the financing, real estate assets subject to land charges with a carrying amount of €36,717 thousand as well as 89.9% of the shares in the property-holding company were transferred to the lender by way of security. The beneficial ownership of the shares remains with the parent company Gateway Residential GmbH. If, nevertheless, the financing were not repaid as planned, the financing partner would be entitled to access the collateral provided. This could lead to a loss of the project company. However, due to the absence of liability of the Group parent company and the project-specific structure of the financing, such enforcement would not have an immediate threat to the Group's continued existence as a whole. berlın project developments: As of the reporting date, the financings of the Berlin project developments amounted to €65.8 million for storkower straße 140 pe GmbH, €105.1 million for storkower straße 142-146 pe GmbH and €133.6 million for Revaler straße 32 GmbH. The financings are secured by real estate assets subject to land charges with carrying amounts of €77.4 million for storkower straße 140 pe GmbH, €125.4 million for storkower straße 142-146 pe GmbH and €133.7 million for Revaler straße 32 GmbH. By way of amendments dated February 18, 2026, the financings of storkower straße 140 pe GmbH and storkower straße 142-146 pe GmbH were extended until December 30, 2026. With regard to the financing of Revaler straße 32 pe GmbH, contract drafts providing for an extension of the financing until December 30, 2026 had been substantively agreed between the parties as of the date of preparation of the financial statements. However, no legally binding extension agreement had yet been concluded as of that date. The projects storkower straße 140, storkower straße 142-146 and Revaler straße 32 are currently in the letting phase. Construction activities are largely completed. First tenants moved into the storkower straße 142-146 project in 2023, into the storkower straße 140 project in 2024 and into the Revaler straße 32 project in 2025. extensıons of loan agreements wıth helvetıc capıtal ag and sn beteılıgungen holdıng ag: On December 30, 2025, financings with the related parties Helvetic Capital ag and sn Beteiligungen Holding ag with outstanding amounts of €104.0 million and €9.0 million, respectively, were extended until June 30, 2027. summary: Against the background of the continued challenging market environment in real estate project development, the continuation of the Group's business operations depends on the successful implementation of planned project disposals and the ability to extend existing financing arrangements to the envisaged extent. At the same time, the Group achieved material progress in stabilizing its financing structure during the first half of 2025 and up to the date of preparation of the financial statements. For the majority of short-term financial liabilities, maturity extensions, restructurings or repayments have already been agreed, thereby reducing short-term liquidity pressure and safeguarding the continuation of material projects. The agreed measures have so far been implemented as planned. For certain financings, no legally binding extension agreements have yet been concluded as of the date of preparation of the financial statements. Deviations from the underlying assumptions, in particular with regard to the timing or value realization of project sales, could lead to additional liquidity requirements and may affect individual project companies. ‌Report on expected developments Overall, there is a risk that could threaten the Group's continued existence arising from the possibility that the measures underlying the financing and restructuring agreements already concluded may not be implemented as planned in the future and that financing partners may subsequently terminate contractual arrangements or enforce collateral. Due to guarantees and sureties granted in an amount of €85.5 million, such developments could also indirectly affect the parent company. The Management Board addresses this situation through close liquidity management, ongoing coordination with financing partners and the consistent monitoring and implementation of the agreed measures. On this basis, the Management Board assumes that the existing financing and restructuring agreements can be complied with as planned and that the continuation of the Group's business operations is predominantly likely, while pointing out the uncertainties associated therewith. In this context, explicit reference is made to the disclosures in the consolidated notes 2024 in section "2.1 Basis of the consolidated financial statements" on page 65, "3.7 Liquidity risk" on page 87 and "8.8 significant events after the reporting date" on page 129, as well as to the disclosures in the Group management report 2024 in sections "3.2.2 Company-specific risks" on page 45 and "3.2.3 Overall assessment of the risk situation" on page 50, in which the Management Board describes the risks threatening the Group's continued existence with regard to financing and liquidity. In the context of the half-year report, the Management Board of Gateway Real Estate ag expressly notes that no external valuation of the Group's properties and development projects was carried out as of June 30, 2025. External valuations are performed on a regular basis at the end of each fiscal year. The most recent external valuation was conducted as part of the annual financial statements as of December 31, 2024. Economic difficulties faced by other companies may give rise to opportunities to acquire properties in particularly attractive locations or on particularly favorable terms. In addition, the overall economic development influenced by the war in Iran may lead to a moderation in purchase price increases in certain local real estate markets or segments, or to price levels stagnating or even declining. This could also provide opportunities to acquire properties at lower prices than originally anticipated. Further reference is made to the opportunities report in the Annual Report 2024 on page 50. report on expected developments outlook for the gateway group By way of an ad hoc announcement dated March 31, 2026, gateway communicated preliminary and unaudited figures for the 2025 fiscal year. Based on preliminary and as yet unaudited figures, the Company expects the 2025 fiscal year to close with earnings before tax (ebt) in a range of €110-120 million and ebit adjusted of €20-30 million. In light of the business performance in the first half of 2025, the Management Board confirms the forecast. As a result of the disposals completed, the Management Board expects gross development volume (gdv) to decline in 2025. ‌gateway real estate ag Half-year financial report as of June 30, 2025 interim consolidated financial statements ifrs consolidated statement of financial position ınterım consolıdated financıal statements as of june 30, 2025 ıfrs consolıdated statement of financıal posıtıon as of june 30, 2025 assets in € thousand Note 06/30/2025 12/31/2024 Non-current assets Intangible assets and goodwill 6.1 0 0 Tangible assets 0 0 Investment properties 6.2 113,682 113,300 Other non-current non-financial assets 83,297 85,027 Deferred tax assets 12,319 12,057 209,298 210,384 Current assets Inventories 6.4 934,425 894,739 Trade receivables 871 2,677 Income tax receivables 29 135 Other financial assets 17,516 13,691 Other non-financial assets 60,824 60,913 Cash and cash equivalents 6.5 6,605 10,179 Non-current assets held for sale 6.6 79,580 79,580 1,099,850 1,061,914 1,309,148 1,272,298 eQuıty and lıabılıtıes in € thousand Note 06/30/2025 12/31/2024 Equity subscribed capital 6.7 186,764 186,764 Reserves 6.7 -389,131 -389,131 Retained earnings 6.7 418,332 285,973 Non-controlling interests 6.7 -14,524 -13,396 201,441 70,210 Non-current liabilities Non-current financial liabilities 6.8 237,874 143,667 Deferred tax liabilities 39,015 36,741 Other non-current financial liabilities 427 431 Non-current trade payables 64,097 0 341,413 180,839 Current liabilities Other current provisions 16,305 20,035 Current financial liabilities 6.8 689,857 883,206 Income tax liabilities 4,660 6,581 Trade payables 32,384 88,039 Other financial liabilities 7,268 7,159 Other non-financial liabilities 5,460 5,629 Non-current liabilities held for sale 10,360 10,600 766,294 1,021,249 1,309,148 1,272,298 ‌ıfrs consolıdated statement of comprehensıve ıncome from january 1 to june 30, 2025 in € thousand Note 01/01- 06/30/2025 01/01- 06/30/2024 Revenue 6.11 24,454 43,344 Changes in inventories of finished goods and work in progress 6.12 30,653 12,890 Other operating income 6.14 11,902 936 Gross profit 67,009 57,170 Raw materials and consumables used 6.13 -26,284 -28,605 Employee benefits expense -3,149 -2,143 Fair value changes in investment properties and valuation of properties held as inventory and in non-current assets held for sale -323 -2,735 Depreciation and amortization expense -46 -51 Other operating expenses 6.14 -13,385 -9,142 Operating profit 23,822 14,494 Finance income 148,351 6,065 Finance costs -38,802 -35,071 Net finance costs 6.15 109,549 -29,006 Profit/loss before tax 133,371 -14,512 Income tax expense 6.16 -2,140 -683 Profit/loss for the period 131,231 -15,195 Other comprehensive income/loss 0 0 Total comprehensive income/loss for the period 131,231 -15,195 Attributable to equity holders of the parent company 132,359 -13,905 Attributable to non-controlling interests -1,128 -1,290 Earnings per share (basic) 6.17 0.71 -0.08 Earnings per share (diluted) 6.17 0.71 -0.08 ıfrs consolıdated statement of comprehensıve ıncome from aprıl 1 to june 30, 2025 in € thousand Note 04/01- 06/30/2025 04/01- 06/30/2024 Revenue 6.11 12,981 4,144 Changes in inventories of finished goods and work in progress 6.12 15,369 23,872 Other operating income 6.14 10,823 222 Gross profit 39,174 28,238 Raw materials and consumables used 6.13 -11,976 -13,955 Employee benefits expense -1,815 -1,208 Fair value changes in investment properties and valuation of properties held as inventory and in non-current assets held for sale -323 -2,735 Depreciation and amortization expense -33 -27 Other operating expenses 6.14 -9,817 -5,866 Operating profit 15,210 4,447 Finance income 145,739 2,839 Finance costs -22,888 -17,041 Net finance costs 6.15 122,852 -14,202 Profit/loss before tax 138,062 -9,755 Income tax expense 6.14 -482 360 Profit/loss for the period 137,580 -9,395 Other comprehensive income/loss 0 0 Total comprehensive income/loss for the period 137,580 -9,395 Attributable to equity holders of the parent company 138,590 -9,432 Attributable to non-controlling interests -1,010 37 Earnings per share (basic) 6.17 0.71 -0.08 Earnings per share (diluted) 6.17 0.71 -0.08 ‌gateway real estate ag Half-year financial report as of June 30, 2025 interim consolidated financial statements ifrs consolidated statement of cash flows ıfrs consolıdated statement of cash flows from january 1 to june 30, 2025 in € thousand Note 01/01- 06/30/2025 01/01- 06/30/2024 Cash flows from operating activities Total comprehensive income/loss for the period 131,231 -15,195 Adjustments for: Changes in fair value of investment properties and valuation of properties held as inventory 6.2 323 2,735 Other non-cash expenses/income -2,723 -18 Impairment losses 3,846 5,598 Other net financial income/expense 0 17 Tax expenses 6.17 2,140 683 Net finance costs 6.16 -109,549 28,605 Changes in: Inventories -43,486 -15,616 Trade receivables and other receivables 1,805 -253 Other financial assets 3,018 192 Other non-financial assets 90 1,006 Trade payables and other payables 8,856 7,000 Other non-financial liabilities -151 184 Other provisions as well as assets and provisions for employee benefits 3,730 -33 Other financial liabilities -6 -156 Interest paid -10,421 -16,612 Income taxes received 108 130 Income taxes paid -2,048 -429 Cash flows from operating activities -20,697 -2,162 Cash flows from investing activities Cash inflows from the sale of non-current assets held for sale (properties) 0 6,800 Payments for investments in investment properties -706 -16,407 Purchase of intangible assets 0 -2 Purchase of property, plant and equipment -14 -49 Cash flows from investing activities -720 -9,658 Cash flows from financing activities Cash inflows from new (financial) loans 28,747 59,635 Payments for lease liabilities -10 -57 Repayments of loans -10,894 -52,801 Cash flows from financing activities 17,843 6,777 Net change in cash and cash equivalents -3,573 -5,043 Cash and cash equivalents as of 01/01 6.6 10,179 8,121 Cash and cash equivalents as of the end of the period 6.6 6,605 3,078 ‌gateway real estate ag Half-year financial report as of June 30, 2025 interim consolidated financial statements ifrs consolidated statement of changes in equity ıfrs consolıdated statement of changes ın eQuıty from january 1 to june 30, 2025 Equity attributable to equity holders of the parent company Subscribed in € thousand Note capital Reserves Retained earnings Total Non-controlling interests Total equity Balance as of 01/01/2024 186,764 -389,131 408,361 205,994 7,901 213,895 Restatements in accordance with ias 8* 0 0 -1,053 -1,053 0 -1,053 Loss 6.8 0 0 -13,905 -13,905 -1,290 -15,195 Balance as of 06/30/2024 186,764 -389,131 393,404 191,037 6,610 197,647 Balance as of 01/01/2025 186,764 -389,131 285,973 83,606 -13,396 70,210 Profit 0 0 132,359 132,359 -1,128 131,231 Balance as of 06/30/2025 186,764 -389,131 418,332 215,965 -14,524 201,441 * The opening balance of equity reported as of January 1, 2024, was restated retroactively as part of a correction of an error in accordance with ias 8. The comparative figures presented reflect the restated amounts to ensure a consistent and comparable presentation. ‌notes to the ıfrs consolıdated financıal statements as of june 30, 2025 reportıng entıty Gateway Real Estate ag (hereinafter also referred to as "gateway", the "Company" or the "Group"; in each case referring to the gateway Group as a whole) is a listed developer of residential real estate and urban quarters in Germany using resource-efficient timber construction methods, with a market capitalization of approximately €132.6 million as of June 30, 2025. Founded in 2006, gateway and its subsidiaries can look back on many years of experience in the German real estate market. As of June 30, 2025, gross development volume (gdv), including the secured pipeline, amounts to €3.7 billion. gateway is registered in the commercial register of the Frankfurt am Main Local Court under hrb 93304 and has its registered office in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. since 2021, the address of the principal place of business has been Harden-bergstraße 28a, 10623 Berlin, Germany. gateway's shares have been listed on the Prime standard of the Frankfurt stock Exchange since their admission to trading on April 12, 2019. Accordingly, gateway qualifies as a capital market-oriented company within the meaning of stock corporation and commercial law. The Management Board prepared the consolidated interim financial statements as of June 30, 2025 on March 31, 2026 and approved them for publication. sıgnıficant accountıng polıcıes The significant accounting policies and measurement principles underlying these financial statements are set out below. general ınformatıon The consolidated interim financial statements were prepared in accordance with the International Financial Reporting standards (ifrs) as adopted by the European Union for interim financial reporting pursuant to ias 34. The consolidated interim financial statements do not include all disclosures required under ifrs for consolidated financial statements and should therefore be read in conjunction with the consolidated financial statements as of December 31, 2024. These consolidated financial statements form the basis for the present interim financial statements. The statement of comprehensive income is structured using the nature of expense method. In accordance with the accrual principle, income and expenses are recognized in the periods to which they relate, irrespective of the timing of the related cash receipts and payments. The financial statements were generally prepared on the basis of historical cost. Exceptions to this are investment properties, non-current assets held for sale and equity investments, which are measured at fair value. The estimates and assumptions underlying the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with ifrs affect the measurement of assets and liabilities, the disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities as of the respective reporting dates, and the amount of income and expenses recognized in the reporting period. Although these estimates and assumptions were made to the best of management's knowledge based on current events and measures, actual results may ultimately differ from these estimates. Measurement continues to be based on the going concern assumption. As of the reporting date, the Group had short-term financial liabilities amounting to €689,857 thousand. These mainly relate to project financing for individual development projects as well as a promissory note loan taken out by Gateway Real Estate ag for general financing purposes. Of these financial liabilities, €102,794 thousand are currently not fully covered by firmly agreed refinancing arrangements or specifically contracted sales proceeds. In the course of negotiations with the respective lenders, the Management Board has already been able to agree maturity extensions for a significant portion of the financial liabilities amounting to €587,063 thousand. For the financings that have not yet been extended, the lenders hold collateral in the form of land charges which, in the view of the Management Board, generally indicate that maturity extensions can also be agreed for these financings. In exceptional cases, the Group would also accept the realization of the collateral provided. Overall, the continuation of the Group's business operations is dependent on sufficient liquidity being generated through the scheduled realization of project sales and on unplanned liquidity outflows being avoided in connection with the extension of loan agreements. If, contrary to the expectations of the Management Board, a significant portion of the financings that have not yet been extended cannot be prolonged and, at the same time, the sale of material projects cannot be realized as planned, in particular not at the intended points in time and sales prices, this would jeopardize the continued existence of the subsidiaries involved in these projects. Any deviations from the measures stipulated in the extension agreements could likewise jeopardize the continued existence of the subsidiaries involved in the respective projects. The consolidated interim financial statements should be read in conjunction with the audited and published ifrs consolidated financial statements as of December 31, 2024 and the notes thereto. The accounting policies and measurement principles applied by the Group in these consolidated interim financial statements are generally consistent with those applied in the consolidated financial statements for the 2024 fiscal year. financıal reportıng rules standards, ınterpretatıons and amendments reQuıred to be applıed for the first tıme ın the reportıng year - Mandatory first-time application for fiscal years Due to guarantees and sureties granted as of the date of Standard Content beginning on or after preparation amounting to €85.5 million, such a development could also have an impact on the parent company and thus on the Group as a whole. Based on the progress of the projects, the Management Board currently does not expect these Amendments to ias 21 The Effects of Changes 01/01/2025 in Foreign Exchange Rates: Lack of Exchangeability guarantees and sureties to be utilized. Further details on the individual financing arrangements are provided in sections 6.9 and 6.20. gateway prepares its consolidated interim financial statements in euro (€). The euro is the currency of the primary economic environment in which gateway and its subsidiaries operate and therefore represents their functional currency. Amounts are generally stated in thousands of euros (€ thousand). As a result, rounding differences may occur both within the individual tables of the notes and when comparing figures in the notes with other components of the financial statements. - Standard amendment Content Standards already endorsed by the eu, but not yet required to be applied The application of these newly applied financial reporting standards will have no material effects on the consolidated financial statements. standards and ınterpretatıons not applıed (ıssued, but not yet reQuıred to be applıed or partly not to be applıed ın the eu) The International Accounting standard Board (iasb) and the ifrs Interpretations Committee (ifrs ic) have issued further standards and interpretations that are not yet required to be applied for the fiscal year 2025 or that have yet to be endorsed by the eu. Mandatory first-time application for fiscal years beginning on or after Amendments to ifrs 9 and ifrs 7 Amendments to the Classification and Measurement of Financial Instruments 01/01/2026 Amendments to ifrs 9 and ifrs 7 Contracts Referencing Nature-dependent Electricity 01/01/2026 Standards not yet endorsed by the eu and not yet required to be applied Annual Improvements - Volume 11 Annual improvements 01/01/2026 ifrs 19 subsidiaries without Public Accountability: Disclosures tbd ifrs 18 Presentation and Disclosure in Financial statements 01/01/2027 ‌The standards will be applied when they become mandatory for the first time. The effects of standards already endorsed into eu law but not yet mandatorily applicable, as well as amendments not yet adopted into eu law, are currently still being assessed. To date, the Company does not expect ifrs 9 and ifrs 7, ifrs 19 or ias 21 to have any material impact on the consolidated financial statements. The amendment introducing ifrs 18 will lead to a fundamental restructuring of the statement of profit or loss, including a categorization of income and expenses into operating, investing and financing activities, as well as to new mandatory disclosures relating to management performance measures. The Company does not expect any impact on profit or loss for the period; however, it does expect significant changes to the presentation and classification logic. A quantitative impact cannot be reliably estimated at the present time. The implementation will require adjustments to the reporting systems and processes. sıgnıficant changes ın the scope of consolıdatıon No changes to the scope of consolidation occurred in the first half of 2025. addıtıonal dısclosures concernıng financıal ınstruments prıncıples of financıal rısk management The Group's risk management is governed by a central finance department within the framework of guidelines approved by management. This finance department identifies, assesses and manages financial risks in close cooperation with the Group's operational units and departments. Management provides written principles for overall risk management as well as for specific areas such as interest rate risk, credit risk and liquidity management. Financial risk management comprises the management and limitation of financial risks arising from operating activities. It includes continuous, rolling liquidity monitoring, which is primarily aimed at avoiding material defaults on receivables and ensuring the financing requirements of ongoing business operations. To limit the risk of receivable defaults, ownership of sold properties is generally transferred to the purchaser only after receipt of the purchase price. Interest rate risks arise in particular in connection with variable-interest loans and, in general, in connection with the extension of loan agreements. capıtal management The Group regularly reviews its capital structure as part of the preparation of its annual and interim financial statements in order to ensure debt servicing capacity, operational liquidity and compliance with regulatory requirements. Adjustments to the capital structure may be made through capital increases or changes to financing arrangements. In doing so, the Group consistently seeks a capital structure that is appropriate to its business risk. The appropriateness of any adjustments is always assessed in light of the specific business risks. As a listed company, the Group is subject to the minimum requirements applicable to stock corporations. The equity ratio as of the reporting date is as follows: - eQuıty ratıo in € thousand 06/30/2025 12/31/2024 Equity 201,441 70,210 Total assets 1,309,148 1,272,298 Equity ratio (in %) 15.4 5.5 classes of financıal ınstruments ın accordance wıth ıfrs 7 In the following tables, the carrying amounts of the financial instruments are reconciled to the ifrs 9 measurement categories and the fair values of the financial instruments are disclosed. fınancıal assets 06/30/2025 Carrying amount in € thousand Fair value in € thousand Level of fair value hierarchy Mandatorily at FVtPL Financial assets -FVtOCI Financial assets - AmC Financial liabilities -AmC Financial assets measured at fair value Equity investments 38 0 0 38 3 Total 38 0 0 0 38 Financial assets not measured at fair value Trade receivables 0 0 846 0 846 Other receivables 0 0 7,509 0 7,509 2 Contract assets 0 0 986 0 986 Loans 0 0 92,108 0 92,108 2 security deposits for leased office space 0 0 172 0 172 Cash and cash equivalents 0 0 6,605 0 6,605 Total 0 0 108,226 0 108,226 Total financial assets 38 0 108,226 0 108,264 - fınancıal lıabılıtıes 06/30/2025 Fair Value Carrying amount in € Level of fair in € thousand thousand value hierarchy Mandatorily at FVtPL Financial liabilities -AmC Financial liabilities measured at fair value Liabilities, non-controlling interests 257 0 257 Total 257 0 257 Financial liabilities not measured at fair value Liabilities to banks 0 442,960 407,719 2 Liabilities to related companies 0 113,053 113,053 2 Liabilities to third parties from corporate bonds 0 94,566 82,898 2 Liabilities to third parties from exchange-listed corporate bonds 0 74,331 68,943 1 Loan liabilities to third parties 0 202,820 188,381 2 Trade payables 0 96,481 96,481 2 Other financial liabilities 0 1,913 1,913 Lease liabilities 0 54 n/a Contract liabilities 0 2,520 2,520 Total 0 1,028,698 961,908 Total financial liabilities 257 1,028,698* 962,164 * With the exception of lease liabilities that are separate from the classification in accordance with ifrs 9, the total of the category 'other financial liabilities - AmC' amounts to €1.028.644 thousand. - fınancıal assets Carrying amount in € thousand Fair value in € thousand 12/31/2024 Level of fair value hierarchy Financial assets measured at fair value Mandatorily at FVtPL Financial assets - AmC Equity investments 38 0 38 3 Total 38 0 38 Financial assets not measured at fair value Trade receivables 0 2,651 2,651 Other receivables 0 4,411 4,411 Contract assets 0 324 324 Loans 0 93,725 93,725 security deposits for leased office space 0 221 221 Cash and cash equivalents 0 10,179 10,179 Total 0 111,510 111,510 Total financial assets 38 111,510 111,548 - fınancıal lıabılıtıes Carrying amount in € thousand Fair value in € thousand 12/31/2024 Level of fair value hierarchy Financial liabilities measured at fair value Mandatorily at FVtPL Financial liabilities -AmC Liabilities, non-controlling interests 255 0 255 3 Total 255 0 255 Financial liabilities not measured at fair value Liabilities to banks 0 417,694 386,943 2 Liabilities to related companies 0 112,561 112,561 2 Liabilities to third parties from corporate bonds 0 72,900 68,943 1 Liabilities to third parties from exchange-listed corporate bonds 0 226,661 179,570 1 Loan liabilities to third parties 0 199,725 192,345 2 Trade payables 0 88,039 88,039 2 Other financial liabilities 0 2,791 2,791 Lease liabilities 0 36 n/a Contract liabilities 0 1,841 1,841 Long-term debt held for sale 0 10,600 10,600 Total 0 1,132,848 1,043,633 Total financial liabilities 255 1,132,848* 1,043,288 * With the exception of lease liabilities that are separate from the classification in accordance with ifrs 9, the total of the category 'other financial liabilities - AmC' amounts to € 1,132,811 thousand. ‌Financial instruments measured at fair value are classified and allocated to (valuation) levels based on the significance of the inputs and information used in their measurement. The assignment of a financial instrument to a level depends on the importance of the input factors considered for its overall measurement; the lowest level for which the measurement as a whole is significant or determining is chosen. The measurement levels are sub-divided to the following hierarchy levels according to their input factors: Level 1: Quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or liabilities (unadjusted) Level 2: Inputs other than the quoted prices applied in Level 1, which are, however, observable for the asset or liability, either directly (i.e., as prices) or indirectly (i.e., derived from prices) Level 3: Factors considered for measuring the asset or liability that are not based on observable market data (unobservable inputs) Interest rates and default intensities are simulated in order to assess the advantages of exercising the termination options. The inputs of the valuation model are interest and credit spread volatilities as well as the yield curve and the cds rates as of the respective valuation date. since credit spreads are not directly observable in the market, the embedded termination options have to be allocated to Level 3 of the fair vale hierarchy. Financial liabilities are measured on the basis of the discounted cash flow method (Level 2). For this purpose, the future cash flows are discounted using risk-adjusted interest rates with matching maturities. The fair value of cash and cash equivalents as well as financial assets (such as loans) is a reasonable approximation of their carrying amounts due to their short-term maturity. The fair value of trade receivables/payables as well as other receivables/liabilities is a reasonable approximation of their carrying amounts. For the liabilities of non-controlling interests and for unlisted equity investments held in the Group, measurement methods are used that reflect the respective available data, such as current transaction prices, financing rounds or standard market multiples. As no sufficiently up-to-date market data was available to date for the investments held by the Group, amortized cost was used as the best estimate of fair value in all cases. As of the balance reporting date, there was no objective evidence of impairment below amortized cost. The aforementioned financial instruments are classified as Level 3 measurements in the fair value hierarchy in accordance with ifrs 13, as they are based on unobservable parameters due to the lack of active markets and observable input factors. The Group recognizes transfers between various levels of the fair value hierarchy as of the end of the reporting period in which the change has occurred. There were no transfers between the levels in the reporting period and the comparative period. The reconciliation of the opening balances to the closing balances of Level 3 fair values is presented in the table below. - in € thousand Equity investments FVtPL Balance as of 01/01/2024 2,617 Gains (losses) recognized in finance costs 0 Additions 0 Disposals from consolidation group -2,579 Balance as of 12/31/2024 38 Gains (losses) recognized in finance costs 0 Additions 0 Disposals 0 Reclassification 0 Balance as of 06/30/2025 38 sensitivities were not disclosed for reasons of materiality. estımates, dıscretıonary judgments and assumptıons applıed for accountıng purposes In preparing the financial statements, the Company makes judgments and assumptions about expected future developments. All assumptions and estimates are based on the circumstances and assessments as of the reporting date and affect the presentation of the Group's assets, financial position and results of operations as well as the understanding of the underlying risks of financial reporting. The estimates derived from these assumptions may differ from actual future outcomes. In particular, critical judgments and estimates are applied in the following areas: The Company's financial statements have been prepared on a going concern basis. Assessing the Company's ability to continue as a going concern in the foreseeable future requires assumptions and estimates regarding future economic developments and the Company's liquidity position. This assessment is based on current business performance as well as the expected economic and financial situation. Apart from the risks threatening the Group's continued existence described in the risk report, there are currently no indications of circumstances that could give rise to material uncertainty regarding the continuation of business operations. should this assessment change, appropriate adjustments would be made to accounting and measurement. With regard to the properties held by the Group, management must decide at each reporting date whether these properties are held on a long-term basis for rental income or capital appreciation, or for sale. Depending on this decision, the properties are accounted for as investment properties, as land and buildings held for sale (inventories), or as non-current assets held for sale, and are measured at (amortized) cost or at fair value in accordance with their classification. Reference is made to notes 6.2 and 6.6. The market values of investment properties are based on the results of valuations performed by independent external valuers engaged for this purpose. Valuation is carried out using discounted cash flow models or residual value methods based on expected future net income (Level 3 valuation techniques). Accordingly, factors such as future rental income and discount rates are estimated by gateway in cooperation with the valuer and have a direct impact on the fair value of investment properties. Reference is made to note 6.2. In determining the net realizable value of inventory properties, estimates are made regarding the selling price achievable in the ordinary course of business, less estimated costs to complete and the costs necessary to make the sale. Income tax expense is determined at the quarterly reporting date in accordance with ias 34 in conjunction with ias 12 on the basis of the best estimate of the weighted average income tax rate expected to apply for the full 2025 fiscal year. The planned effective tax rate for the full year is determined on the basis of the current corporate planning, taking into account various assumptions and estimates. Uncertainties exist, in particular, with regard to the interpretation of tax regulations. Furthermore, the recognition of deferred tax assets requires future taxable profits, unless deferred tax liabilities of at least the same amount can be allocated to a tax group. As a result, differences between actual results and the assumptions made, as well as future changes in estimates, may arise and lead to changes in tax results in future periods. Reference is made to note 6.16. Judgments are required in determining the timing and amount of revenue recognition in accordance with ifrs 15. Where a binding sales contract already exists for a property under development, revenue may be recognized either at a point in time or over time based on the estimated stage of completion. As a result of the generally observed uncertainty in the real estate project development sector and insolvency filings that have occurred within the industry to date, management assumes a significant credit risk for certain receivables from companies in the sector. In addition, management has identified objective indicators of expected credit impairment (expected credit loss model, stage 3). Accordingly, impairments were recognized on receivables reported under current and non-current other financial assets with a total carrying amount of €270,252 thousand, applying the expected credit loss model, in an aggregate amount of €169,940 thousand. Reference is made to notes 6.4 and 6.14. In the ordinary course of business, provisions are recognized for various matters. The amount of expected cash outflows is determined for each specific case based on assumptions and estimates. These assumptions are subject to change and may result in deviations in future periods. Reference is made to note 6.10. Government grants are recognized when the conditions for granting the subsidies are met and the grants have been received. Investment grants are accounted for under the fair value model by reducing the acquisition or production costs, resulting in lower depreciation expense (ias 20.12 et seq.). Reference is made to note 6.14. ‌segment report segment reporting is prepared in accordance with the requirements of ifrs 8 using the management approach. This means that segment reporting is based on the internal reporting provided to the chief operating decision makers and reflects the information that is regularly presented to them for the purposes of allocating resources to the segments and assessing their performance. Performance is assessed and managed on the basis of "ebit adjusted". For the Group, "ebit adjusted" is defined as operating profit plus the result from investments accounted for using the equity method. No reporting by geographical regions is performed, as all of the Group's activities are carried out in Germany. The individual segments are classified by product type and are presented below: Standing Assets: This segment comprises an income-gen-erating and diversified portfolio of standing assets. segment revenue is generated primarily from rental income from completed investment properties during the fiscal year. Residential Properties Development: In the "Residential Properties Development" segment, the Group focuses on development activities in selected metropolitan regions in Germany, typically cities with at least 100,000 inhabitants, such as Dresden, Berlin, Erfurt, Frankfurt am Main, Leipzig and Munich. The segment's activities focus on the construction of medium-sized multi-family residential buildings for modern living as well as mixed-use properties and land. Commercial Properties Development: Development activities relating to commercial properties are bundled in the "Commercial Properties Development" segment. The objective of this segment is to develop attractive, high-quality office buildings with modern architecture and flexible usage concepts. This segment was classified as a discontinued operation in the previous fiscal year. segment information is determined on the basis of the accounting and measurement policies applied in the consolidated financial statements. segment assets as well as income and expenses resulting from intersegment transactions are eliminated in the "Consolidation" column. The material effects in this column result primarily from debt consolidation and the consolidation of income and expenses. Revenue from third parties is generated exclusively in Germany and is attributable 17.9% to the "standing Assets" segment, 11.7% to the "Commercial Properties Development" segment and 70.4% to the "Residential Properties Development" segment. Revenue of the "Residential Properties Development" segment relates to interim lettings of development projects and the sale of a residential development of the soHo Mannheim project development. Third-party revenue in the "standing Assets" segment mainly comprises rental income from investment properties held as financial investments and from investment properties held for sale. Operating profit as reported in the statement of comprehensive income is disclosed as segment result. segment assets comprise all assets of the Group; segment liabilities include all provisions and liabilities. - in € thousand 06/30/2025 Standing Assets Commercial Properties Development Residential Properties Development Consolidation Group Revenue from third parties 4,365 2,868 0 2,868 17,221 0 17,221 0 24,454 (external revenue) Intersegment revenue (internal revenue) 1,481 -1,481 0 Revenue 5,845 -1,481 24,454 segment result (operating profit) -8,115 2,257 26,202 3,478 23,822 Net finance costs -5,980 -3,164 118,693 0 109,549 Profit/loss before tax -14,095 -907 144,895 3,478 133,371 - 06/30/2024 Standing Commercial Properties Residential Properties in € thousand Assets Development Development Consolidation Group Revenue from third parties (external revenue) 4,973 3,188 35,183 0 43,344 Intersegment revenue (internal revenue) 1,364 0 1 -1,365 0 Revenue 6,337 3,188 35,184 -1,365 43,344 segment result (operating profit) -6,751 6,565 15,802 -1,122 14,494 Net finance costs 1,367 -9,077 -21,279 0 -28,990 Profit/loss before tax -5,385 -2,511 -5,477 -1,122 -14,496 - in € thousand 06/30/2025 Standing Assets Commercial Properties Development Residential Properties Development Consolidation Group segment assets 477,091 351,692 712,872 -232,508 1,309,147 segment liabilities 422,752 378,773 528,542 -222,361 1,107,706 - 12/31/2024 Standing Commercial Properties Residential Properties in € thousand Assets Development Development Consolidation Group segment assets 504,645 339,881 724,973 -297,201 1,272,298 segment liabilities 436,969 366,247 684,168 -284,626 1,202,759 ‌addıtıonal notes to the ıtems of the consolıdated financıal statements ınvestment propertıes The following overview presents the development of investment properties. in € thousand Balance as of 12/31/2024 113,300 subsequent production costs 382 Changes in market value 0 Balance as of 06/30/2025 113,682 The fair values of the remaining properties are determined on the basis of valuation reports available as of December 31, 2024. Accordingly, the fair values of the investment properties amounting to €113,682 thousand (prior year: €113,300 thousand) are classified as Level 3. Changes in fair value are recognized in the consolidated statement of comprehensive income under the item "Result from the fair value adjustment of investment properties and non-current assets held for sale". In order to better assess the effects on income and expenses from operating activities arising from investment properties, material items of the statement of profit or loss are presented below solely for the investment properties held. in € thousand 06/30/2025 06/30/2024 Rental revenues 766 3,868 Revenues from operating costs 223 388 Revenues from cost charges to others and building cost subsidies 9 111 Administration costs (operating costs, maintenance, administration, etc.) -885 -1,644 Total 113 2,723 Operating expenses mainly relate to rented properties. Expenses attributable to vacant properties are of minor significance. In the prior-year period, income and expenses relating to the Blüherpark 2 Dresden and Halbergmoos investment properties were still included. These properties were classified as non-current assets held for sale in the prior-year period. ınvestments accounted for usıng the eQuıty method Investments accounted for using the equity method consist exclusively of associates; their composition is presented in the table below. in € thousand 06/30/2025 06/30/2024 At Equity investments 0 0 Balance as of 06/30/2025 0 0 In the past, the Group also held an interest in an associate that was not material on a standalone basis. As a result of the impairment test performed in 2022 in accordance with ias 36, the interests in this associate, gam Retail Portfolio Holding GmbH, amounting to €11 thousand, were written down in full, together with other assets of the "standing Assets" business segment. The company did not generate any result in the first half of 2025, as it is in liquidation. ınventorıes As of the reporting date, the Group's inventories comprise capitalized construction costs (including borrowing costs) relating to inventory properties, which are measured in accordance with ias 2 at cost or net realizable value, whichever is lower. In the first half of 2025, borrowing costs amounting to €25,925 thousand were capitalized as part of production costs. These borrowing costs relate to project financing based on individual agreements with external lenders. As of June 30, 2025, the carrying amount of all inventory properties totaled €934,425 thousand. At the reporting date, inventory properties mainly comprise the Borussia Köln Deutz Quartiere project development (€426,374 thousand), the Revaler straße 32 pe project development (€134,391 thousand), the storkower straße 142-146 pe GmbH project development (€125,438 thousand) and the Borussia Dresden Blüherpark project development (€117,640 thousand). Under a purchase agreement dated May 22, 2024, the soHo Mannheim project development sold construction plot 10 at a total purchase price of €85.1 million. The transfer of possession, benefits and risks of construction plot 10 is expected to take place in the first quarter of 2026 following the fulfillment of all conditions precedent and final acceptance by the purchaser upon payment of the final purchase price installment. To date, purchase price payments totaling €66.8 million have been received for construction plot 10. The development of inventories is presented in the table below. - in € thousand 06/30/2025 12/31/2024 Beteiligungsgesellschaft Berlin Heinersdorf GmbH 36,717 36,600 Project development soho Mannheim 3,891 3,602 Project development Borussia Dresden Blüherpark 117,640 115,499 Project development Borussia Köln Deutz 426,374 409,187 storkower straße 142-146 pe GmbH 125,438 125,438 Revaler straße 32 pe GmbH 134,391 123,704 storkower 140 pe GmbH 77,397 71,252 Project development Chemnitz 7,382 6,846 Project development Burg 1,408 1,060 Project development soest 1,515 1,342 Project development Herdorf 207 125 Project development Ludwigshafen 2,823 84 Total 934,425 894,739 other assets Other assets are mainly composed as follows: in € thousand 06/30/2025 12/31/2024 Other financial assets Loans - at amortized cost 92,108 93,725 thereof to related parties 26,420 26,705 Other receivables - at amortized cost 7,508 4,411 thereof to related parties 3,909 3,782 Equity investments - measured at FVtPL 38 38 Contract assets 986 324 security deposits 172 221 Total 100,813 98,718 thereof non-current 83,297 85,027 thereof current 17,516 13,691 Other non-financial assets Other assets 59,000 58,975 Prepaid expenses 173 79 Value added tax credits 1,650 1,859 Total 60,823 60,913 thereof non-current 0 0 thereof c...

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