Marbella, July 8, 2026. Francisco Gómez Palma, President and CEO of Alfil Patrimonial Socimi (Alfil Group), describes the results achieved by the Andalusian company in the last fiscal year as “historic.” On June 26, the Board of Directors held a shareholders’ meeting at which the Marbella-based company’s annual financial statements were approved.

Alfil Patrimonial Socimi closed the 2025 fiscal year with a profit increase of more than 21% and a rise of more than 37% in the dividend distributed to its shareholders, consolidating a trend of sustained growth that strengthens the company’s position in the Spanish real estate market.

The results are driven by a 5% reduction in debt compared to 2024, which has allowed the company to lower its leverage ratio from 15% to 14%. “This is an extraordinarily low figure for the real estate sector, which, in addition to providing security, puts us in an advantageous position when it comes to new financing options,” Gómez points out.

According to the SOCIMI’s CEO, “these achievements are the result of professional management, with analytical control mechanisms that have enabled us to increase revenue while keeping operating expenses in check.”

Majority support

These figures have been endorsed by the Shareholders' Meeting, which approved the Board of Directors' performance by a large majority—83% of the votes—thereby confirming its members in their positions.

With this strong backing, Alfil Patrimonial is pursuing a clear growth roadmap with several key objectives: the acquisition of new assets in locations such as Madrid and the development of a new line of business—Professional Residences—aimed at providing affordable rental housing for workers.