Income-producing real estate company.
Amot finished 2025 with a stable core and a strong balance sheet, but the next move in the story depends on converting the development pipeline into NOI and FFO per share rather than only enlarging the asset base.
Amot chose in 2025 to buy funding flexibility through fresh equity, keep a high dividend, and keep developing, but the price now shows up in slower per-share growth and another dilution layer.
Amot has a development pipeline that can move NOI materially, but the actual conversion rate is concentrated mainly in ToHa2, so the story is less about how much capital has already been invested and more about how fast the remaining space gets signed and starts generating recur…
