XPML11: IS IT WORTH BUYING IN 2026?!
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Is XPML11 still worth it in 2026? Complete analysis of the XP Malls real estate fund
XPML11 is one of the best-known real estate funds on the Brazilian Stock Exchange and a major reference when we talk about shopping mall REITs. But is XPML11 still a good real estate fund to have in your portfolio? And more importantly: is it worth buying XPML11 today?
In this video, I analyze XPML11, looking at the main points of the fund's latest management report, operational indicators, shopping mall portfolio, asset quality, dividends, accumulated undistributed results, leverage, and recent acquisitions made by the fund.
XPML11 has a diversified portfolio, with relevant shopping malls, exposure to A/B class assets, and a significant presence in economically strong regions. Furthermore, the fund has been recycling its portfolio and acquiring assets with indicators above the current average of XP Malls.
On the other hand, investors also need to monitor points of attention, such as the leverage level, future commitments, the impact of issuances, and the sustainability of returns.
After all, a good real estate investment trust (REIT) is not necessarily a fund to buy at any price.
At the end of the video, I compare the positive and negative points of XPML11 and offer my view on whether this REIT still makes sense for investors seeking passive income, monthly dividends, and exposure to the shopping center sector.
Watch until the end and tell me in the comments: would you have XPML11 in your portfolio today?
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