NTT DC REIT's chief financial officer has attributed the REIT's post-listing price decline to the exit of short-term hedge fund investors, whilst outlining plans to reduce its reliance on a single tenant that accounts for 30% of rental income.
The REIT, which is sponsored by NTT Limited, owns a portfolio of data centres with a total capacity of 91 megawatts across the US, Singapore and Vienna.
Its initial portfolio was 95% occupied at the time of listing in July 2025, with a weighted average lease expiry (WALE) of 4.4 years.
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