HPDP11 — Hedge Shopping Parque Dom Pedro FII

Passive management Income FII — Malls (CNPJ 35.586.415/0001-73). Holds a 22.616% stake in Shopping Parque Dom Pedro in Campinas, São Paulo, following the completion of an additional acquisition in February 2026.

Segment: Brick · Malls · high quality (single-asset) · Price R$ 91.99 · P/BV 0.9762 · BV/unit R$ 94.23 · Net assets R$ 664 Mi · 571 unitholders · 1 assets

What is HPDP11

HPDP11 (Hedge Shopping Parque Dom Pedro FII) is a Brazilian REIT in the Brick · Malls · high quality (single-asset) segment. Passive management Income FII — Malls (CNPJ 35.586.415/0001-73). Holds a 22.616% stake in Shopping Parque Dom Pedro in Campinas, São Paulo, following the completion of an additional acquisition in February 2026.

Quality trade with a book value discount — pure-play exposure to Parque Dom Pedro (Campinas, SP, top-3 GLA)

This page gathers the factual snapshot of HPDP11 in 2026: what the fund is, what it invests in, what it charges, who manages it and how it got here. Opinion, score and recommendation live in the analysis; payout calendar and projections live in dividends.

HPDP11 numbers in 2026

  • Net assets: R$ 664 Mi
  • Book value per share: R$ 94.23
  • Number of shareholders: 571
  • Assets in portfolio: 1
  • Gross leasable area: 126.5k sqm (total mall GLA; fund's stake: 22.616%)
  • Occupancy: 98.5%

Fees

  • All-in Fee (Administration + Management): 0,50% a.a.
  • Performance Fee: Não há
  • Custody Fee: 0%

Manager

Management: Hedge Investments Real Estate.

Hedge Investments is one of the established managers of mall-focused Brazilian REIT-style funds, managing other funds in the sector (HSML11, HBRR11). The administrator (Hedge DTVM, CNPJ 07.253.654/0001-76) has remained the same since the IPO in December 2019. Positive points: audited by Grant Thornton, high transparency in monthly reports, active disclosure policy (published appraisal reports), successful execution of the 4th offering and the 12.086% acquisition at an attractive cap rate. Points to monitor: extremely concentrated unitholder base (1 unitholder holds 73%) — it is incumbent upon the manager to safeguard governance given this structure.
  • Fundada em: 2017
  • PL HPDP11: R$ 357 Mi
  • Histórico: 7 years in the fund

See our analysis of Hedge Investments Real Estate →

HPDP11 portfolio: what the fund invests in

Premium single-asset in post-acquisition phase (stake doubled in Feb/26)

AssetLocation% of NAVOccupancy
Shopping Parque Dom PedroAv. Guilherme Campos, 500 — Campinas, SP22.6%0.985%

Concentration and diversification

HHI 1.0 — extrema.

BreakdownShare
By stateSoutheast — Campinas/SP 100.0%
By tenant~300+ operations in the mall (no dominant anchor tenant) 100.0%

Price, P/BV and book value

Current P/BV of 0.87 (quote R$ 94.98 ÷ BV per unit R$ 108.73) — moderate discount. Caution: BV per unit is temporarily inflated by the 4th offering (unconverted receipts). The "normalized" BV per unit (post-conversion) is expected to be close to R$ 96–100, bringing the "real" P/BV closer to 0.95–1.00.

last close R$ 91.99 · book value per unit R$ 94.23.

Liquidity and trading

Average daily volume (21 sessions) of R$ 1,590,000 · 12-month average of R$ 2,557,180.

Moderate liquidity. 12m average volume (R$ 2.56M) improved vs. prior analysis. 12m turnover: 97.23% of total units. A R$ 500k position = ~2 business days without moving the price. The expansion of the unitholder base (462→610) and float tends to gradually improve liquidity.

HPDP11 track record

HPDP11 has experienced a low-volatility trajectory since its 2019 IPO: weathering COVID with short distribution pauses, returning to a stable regime in 2021, and consolidating DPU at R$ 0.45 → R$ 0.53 → R$ 0.56/unit. In 2026 the fund executed the most significant move in its history: acquiring an additional 12.086% of the same mall, a R$ 315M 4th Offering, net assets expanded to R$ 673M, and Nike opened alongside H&M. Normalized DPU at R$ 0.61/unit with 1.5% vacancy and the acquisition in its final stretch. Main risk: concentration in institutional unitholders and absolute single-asset exposure.
PeriodWhat happened
IPOLaunch as a single-asset mall FII. Initial capital raise and acquisition of a 10.53% stake in Parque Dom Pedro.
COVID — RESILIÊNCIAPandemic halts distribution: 4 months without income payments (Mar/Apr/May/Jul/2020). Mall reopens gradually.
REGIME ESTÁVELPost-COVID operational stabilization. DPU returns to a healthy level.
REGIME ESTÁVEL IIDPU consolidated at R$ 0.45/unit monthly. Minor property revaluation.
DPS CONSOLIDADODPU stabilizes at R$ 0.53/unit — an unprecedented level since the IPO. Extraordinary distribution in June.
DPS R$ 0,53Year of absolute stability. DPU R$ 0.53 all 12 months. Latest revaluation in December 2024 slightly reduces book value.
DPS R$ 0,56 + AQUISIÇÃO ANUNCIADADPU rises to R$ 0.56/unit. In Dec/25 the manager announces a commitment to acquire an additional 12.086% stake in the mall.
DOBRADA — 22,616%Completion of the acquisition. Stake in the mall more than doubles (10.53% → 22.616%). Cap rate 9.4%.
CONSOLIDAÇÃO + NIKE4th Offering closed, Nike opened, acquisition in final stretch (6th of 7 payments).

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