• Vital Infrastructure Property Trust management commentary showed third-quarter 2026 net income fell 30% to CAD 21.89 million.
• Management attributed the decline primarily to asset sales and Vital Trust’s deconsolidation; lower financing costs and administrative expenses partly offset the impact.
• FFO declined to CAD 25.17 million, reflecting lower management fees, reduced Vital Trust contributions and the European portfolio sale.
• AFFO fell to CAD 25.39 million, or CAD 0.10 per diluted unit; the payout ratio rose to 89% from 85%.
• Same-property net operating income increased 3.5% excluding Canadian facilities outsourcing costs, primarily driven by contractual rent increases.

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