Rising Net Debt/EBITDAAggressive capex on data centers is lifting net leverage (net debt/EBITDA ~9x), eroding covenant headroom and increasing vulnerability to rate or cash‑flow shocks. Higher leverage raises financing costs, constrains optionality for opportunistic deals, and pressures EPS/DPS until new assets stabilize cash returns.
Earnings Quality VariabilityProfitability has improved, but a meaningful portion stems from valuation/revaluation gains rather than recurring rental operations. With operating cash flow trailing reported earnings historically, distributable earnings and FFO sustainability depend on continued valuation tailwinds or successful conversion of revalued assets into stable cash.
Concentration & Leasing Execution RiskMaterial reliance on a single large letting (Henares shed) and complex negotiations with hyperscalers elevate short‑to‑medium term cash‑flow volatility. Coupled with localized Barcelona office supply issues, this concentration and execution risk can cause outsized swings in occupancy and rental growth if key deals slip or terms weaken.