Big Yellow Group (BYG.L) reported that its total revenue for the third quarter ended 31 December 2025 rose about 2% to 52.3 million pounds from 51.4 million pounds last year. Like-for-like store revenue for the quarter was 51.9 million pounds up 2% from 51.1 million pounds last year.
In the seasonally weaker third quarter, occupancy decreased by 82,000 sq ft, a significant improvement on last year's loss of 180,000 sq ft.
Like-for-like closing occupancy was 76.7%, a decrease of 1.0 ppt from the same time last year, and an improvement from the position reported at 30 September 2025 of a decrease of 2.3 ppts. Overall closing occupancy was 75.4%, including the additional capacity of 142,000 sq ft from two newly opened stores. Closing net achieved rent per sq ft for all stores was £36.32, an increase of 3% from the same time last year, with average rate up 4% on the same quarter last year, and up 4% for the year to date.
The company anticipates adjusted earnings per share growth of approximately 2% for the full year.
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