Alexander & Baldwin earnings on deck as REIT exits public markets

try{ var _=i o; . if(!_||_&&typeof _==="object"&&_.expiry Trump vows to “bomb the hell out of the shoreline” to reopen Hormuz Goldman warns S&P 500 could decline to 6300 if growth weakens Which energy stocks have led and lagged since the Iran conflict Morgan Stanley says Fed risks are skewed towards later and more cuts (South Africa Philippines Nigeria) Alexander & Baldwin earnings on deck as REIT exits public markets By Earnings Published 03/15/2026, 09:35 AM Alexander & Baldwin earnings on deck as REIT exits public markets 0 ALEX 0.05% Alexander & Baldwin Holdings Inc. reports fourth-quarter results Monday as a newly private company, following the early-March closure of its $2.3 billion acquisition by a joint venture that took Hawaii’s largest grocery-anchored retail operator off the New York Stock Exchange. The Hawaii commercial real estate company is expected to post earnings of 14 cents a share on revenue of approximately $50 million for the quarter ended December 2025, representing sequential declines from the prior quarter’s 20-cent per-share profit and $50.2 million in revenue. Year-over-year, analysts forecast a 17.65% decline in earnings and a nearly 20% drop in revenue. The sole analyst covering the stock maintains a neutral rating. With no price target available following the takeout, investors will focus on operational metrics rather than stock performance. The quarterly report arrives as Hawaii’s industrial market remains exceptionally tight, with vacancy rates hovering at 1%, though about 578,000 square feet of new warehouse space is scheduled for 2025 and 2026. The broader commercial real estate market has stabilized after years of pandemic-related turmoil and rising interest rates, with vacancy rates remaining steady and rental growth continuing at a slow pace. What Investors Are Watching How Alexander & Baldwin navigated Hawaii’s evolving property landscape in the final months of 2025 will offer insight into the acquisition rationale. The company o...