Global Net Lease (GNL) revenue breakdown

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By segment, Industrial & Distribution is the largest at 46% of fiscal 2025 revenue; Retail grew fastest, 68% a year over 4 years.

By product, Occupancy is the largest at 94% of fiscal 2018 revenue; Tenant Reimbursements grew fastest, 29% a year over 2 years.

Revenue by segment

Fiscal years, as Global Net Lease reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2025 total $495M.

Segments20212022202320242025Share
Industrial & Distribution$203M$212M$220M$238M$226M 46%
Office$172M$150M$150M$144M$137M 28%
Retail$17M$17M$66M$166M$133M 27%
Multi-Tenant Retail——$10M$23M— —

Revenue by product

Fiscal years, as Global Net Lease reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2018 total $282M.

Products201620172018Share
Occupancy$204M$243M$265M 94%
Tenant Reimbursements$10M$17M$17M 6%

Revenue by region

Fiscal years, as Global Net Lease reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2022 total $379M.

Regions2016201720182019202020212022Share
United States$133M$133M$149M$180M$216M$233M$234M 62%
United Kingdom$37M$53M$54M$51M$51M$89M$78M 21%
Europe$44M$74M$80M$75M$62M$68M$63M 17%
Canada———$18,000$722,000$761,000$3M 1%
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Where does Global Net Lease make its money?

In fiscal 2025, by segment: Industrial & Distribution $226M, Office $137M, Retail $133M.

From Global Net Lease's annual reports filed with the SEC (XBRL data), standardised by Investingly. Information only, not investment advice.