FULL YEAR 2019

PRELIMINARY

FINANCIAL RESULTS

MAR 2020

FY 2019 PRELIMINARY RESULTS

2019

2018

in € millions

Revenue

894.8

747.1

Net rental income

765.7

633.0

Adjusted EBITDA

772.7

606.0

FFO I

503.4

405.7

FFO I per share

0.43

0.39

FFO I per after perpetual notes attribution (in €)

0.38

0.34

FFO II

814.3

574.6

ICR

4.8x

4.7x

Profit for the year

1,709.1

1,827.8

EPS (basic) (in €)

1.12

1.54

EPS (diluted) (in €)

1.11

1.49

Dividend per share (in €)

0.28*

0.25

*2019 dividend distribution is subject to the next AGM approval and based on a payout ratio of 65% of FFO I per share

SOLID ORGANIC GROWTH FROM INTERNAL SOURCES

OCCUPANCY

TOTAL

IN-PLACE

LIKE-FOR-LIKE

L-F-L

RENT L-F-L

+0.6%

+4.2%

+3.6%

2019

2019

2019

2019 full audited financial results will be published on March 26th, 2020

Berlin

Dec 2019

Dec 2018

in € millions

Total Assets

25,444.7

19,040.8

Total Equity

13,378.9

9,944.3

Cash and liquid assets

3,043.8

1,600.6

Unencumbered assets ratio

81%

72%

Equity Ratio

53%

52%

Loan-to-Value

34%

35%

NAV

EPRA NAV

EPRA NAV

including

in € millions unless otherwise indicated

perpetual notes

Dec 2019

11,942.8

10,633.4

13,117.4

Dec 2019 per share (in €)

9.8

8.7

10.7

Per share growth(dividend adjusted)

+23%

+16%

+20%

Dec 2018

9,309.5

8,742.4

10,290.1

Dec 2018 per share (in €)

8.2

7.7

9.1

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HIGH LIQUIDITY, CONSERVATIVE FINANCIAL POLICY

AND DEFENSIVE CAPITAL STRUCTURE

AROUNDTOWN BENEFITS FROM STRONG CAPITAL STRUCTURE WITH BEST IN CLASS METRICS AND HIGH CASH BALANCE

  • Substantial amount ofcash balance of €2.8bn(March 2020, incl. TLG)
  • Low leverage sustained on a long term basis
  • Double layered headroom:
    • Headroom to limits of internal conservative financial policy
    • Each of the bond covenants is met with a significant headroom
  • High unencumbered ratio of 73%(€16.2bn)
  • Long standing track record of successfully accessing the capital markets in several different instruments (straight bonds, convertible, mandatory convertible, perpetual, equity) in many different countries and currencies (all hedged to Euro)
  • Longstanding relationships with large range of financial institutions, providing further capital sources
  • Long average debt maturity of 6.8 years with no significant maturities in upcoming years

BEST IN CLASS RATIOS AND METRICS

(INCLUDING TLG)

€16.2bn

6.8

Unencumbered

assets

years Ø

73%

maturity

by rent

94%

1.6%

interest

Ø cost of

hedged

debt

SIGNIFICANT HEADROOM TO ALL ITS

COVENANTS

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Frankfurt

VERY STRONG EXCESS LIQUIDITY TO PROVIDE STABILITY

AND ABILITY TO CAPTURE ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITIES

Overview for the next 24 months

Liquidity Sources

Liquidity Uses

Cash balance - March 2020

~€2,800 million

Debt repayments

€387 million

FFO - Aroundtown*

Group dividend**

€830 million

€1,058 million

Dividend for perpetual and mandatory convertibles

(Q4 19 Annualized for 2 years)

€207 million

holders

FFO - TLG (AT's share)*

€225 million

Committed acquisitions and capex

€150 million

(Q3 19 Annualized for 2 years)

Total of €4,083 million

Total of €1,574 million

Total excessliquidity of over €2.5 billion

Substantial cash position provides strength and firepower

to capture attractive acquisitons opportunities

In addition, the group currently hasa high pool of unencumbered assets of €16.2bnwhich isnot included above and is another source ofadditional potential liquidity

*Based on last published quarterly results. 2020 guidance will be published with full year results

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** 65% of the annualized FFO of AT and TLG, subject to AGM approval

Hamburg

HIGHLY DIVERSIFIED OVERVIEW PROVIDES STABILITY

The combined portfolio of AT and TLG provides additional strength and diversification

  • Aroundtown is showing the highest asset type diversification among the commercial real estate market. The largest asset type is office which together with the resilient German residential makes up around 60% of the portfolio.
  • The portfolio is focused on the strongest economies in Europe, Germany and the Netherlands, both AAA rated countries
  • Focus on central locations of top tier cities (Top 3 cities are Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt)
  • Within each asset class, Aroundtown focuses on a very high tenant diversification, as well as industry diversification of its tenants. Aroundtown has of over 4,000 tenants and the Top 10 tenants make up only 20% of rent
  • Focus on top tier locations which embeds potential for asset type conversion when market dynamics shift
  • Most diverse and longest lease structure with a long WALT of 7.9 years

Frankfurt

STRONG DIVERSIFICATION AMONG ASSET CLASSES

WITH DIFFERENING FUNDAMENTAL DRIVERS

€26 BN

*Proforma including TLG portfolio and proportion in GCP including land for development & other rights

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HIGHLY DIVERSIFIED OFFICE PORTFOLIO

  • Each of the top office locations has different key industries driving the business demand. Therefore, AT's tenants have strong presence in a diverse universe of key sectors.
  • Highly diversified and thus low dependency in terms of
    • Locations (Top 3 cities are Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich)
    • Strong tenants from various different industries
      • Very diversified industry sectors. Top industries are Governmental, Insurance & Banking, IT, Health Care, Energy, Infrastructure, Telecommunications, Professional services
      • Insignificant amount of office tenants with high sensitivity to the COVID- 19 outcomes, such as air travel, oil and tourism
      • Diverse tenant base with strong top tenants, such as German and Dutch Government, Deutsche Bundesbank, Siemens, Deutsche Bahn, Orange, Allianz etc.
      • Diversified lease structure with long WALT of of 4.5 years

WELL LOCATED OFFICES IN TOP TIER CITIES MAINLY IN GERMANY

AND NETHERLANDS (INCL. TLG)

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Cologne

HOTEL PORTFOLIO

WELL DISTRIBUTED HOTEL PORTFOLIO ACROSS EUROPE

Hotel portfolio consisting of 24% of the total portfolio

WITH A FOCUS ON THE 4 STAR CATEGORY

(INCL. TLG)

  • Portfolio including 177 hotels well distributed mainly in top tier cities in Europe
  • The rental agreements are double or triple net, fixed plus CPI linked. The lease agreements are fixed and have no variable element or links to operational results of the hotel. Lease periods arelong-term (up to 25 years). WALT of hotels is 14.8 years
  • Lease agreements include set of strong securities, ranging from bank guarantee, parent guarantee, pledge over bank accounts, pledge over FF&E, and more
  • 84% of the hotels are branded 4 star hotels, benefiting from the largest diverse market segment, including business and leisure - which is expected to recover fastest
  • Options to convert hotels to micro apartments in case of long term travel shut down

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Berlin

HOTEL PORTFOLIO

Current update from our hotel tenants

  • Hotel operators have insurances which are expected to cover business interruptions, which is expected to cover losses from the current situation
  • Hotels which were forced to shut down by the government can claim for government compensation and/or business interruption insurance
  • 7 Center Parcs were forced to shut down two weeks until the 6thof April
  • 2 hotels located in Germany were forced to shut down
  • 4 hotels closed down voluntarily and use the opportunity to accelerate the capex works planned for 2020
  • All tenants are taking extreme cost savings measures

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Frankfurt

TENANTS AND BRANDS

Fixed of 10-25 years (WALT of 15 years incl. TLG) leases to over 30 different strong third party hotel operators, operating with high profitability for many years

Hilton group

Marriott group

Wyndham Brands

Radisson brands

IHG brand

Accor group

No dependency on any single tenant

No single tenant with more than 5% of the group's rental income

9

Paris

FURTHER DIVERSIFICATION THROUGH ADDITIONAL ASSET TYPES

ADDITIONAL ASSET CLASSES INCLUDE RESIDENTIAL, RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND LOGISTICS

  • 12% of the portfolio (through GCP) includes affordable residential properties, mainly in Germany, considered the most resilient real estate asset type in Europe
    • No material direct impact from COVID 19 on the underlying business operations
    • This segment is very resilient in the current market disruption
  • Limited exposure to retail properties, which comprises only 10% of the total portfolio
    • Largest retail portfolio is focused onfood-anchored properties catering strong stable demand from local residential neighbourhoods. Food anchored properties are mainly long-leased retail boxes in locations with limited competition, such as EDEKA, NETTO, REWE, PENNY, LIDL and Kaufland
    • This segment is resilient in the current market disruption
  • Logistic and wholesale portfolio consist of 7% of the total portfolio. This segment includes mainly last mile wholesale and logistic properties which are well located for these purposes. This segment is very resilient in the current market disruption.

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Cologne

SUBSTANTIAL HEADROOM TO COVENANTS

  • Each of the bond covenants is met with a significant headroom. Internal financial policy is set at stricter levels
  • ECB eligibility: Bonds issued under the EMTN Programme (Listed in the EU)*
  • The bonds are unsecured and have the below covenant package:

Overview of Covenant Package

Covenant Type

EMTN programme covenants

1

Limitation on Debt

Total Debt / Total Assets

<=60%(1)

2

Limitation on Secured Debt

Secured Debt / Total Assets

<=45%(2)

3

Maintenance of Unencumbered Assets

Unencumbered Assets/Unsecured Debt

>= 125%(3)

4

Maintenance of Coverage Ratio

Adjusted EBITDA / Net Cash Interest

>=1.8x

5

Change of Control Protection

Notes: 1)

Total Net Debt / Total Net Assets

    1. Secured Net Debt / Total Assets
    2. Net Unencumbered Assets / Net Unsecured Indebtedness
  • Excluding the NOK & HKD issuances

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Amsterdam

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IMPORTANT:

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