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Dexus publishes FY26 annual report

Dexus publishes FY26 annual report

ReutersReuters2026/08/19 23:11
  • Dexus published its FY26 annual report, citing resilient operating performance despite elevated interest rates and subdued real asset transaction markets.
  • Leasing activity supported portfolio value growth, with office and industrial occupancy outperforming national averages.
  • Asset recycling progressed, with AUD 1.9 billion of divestments during the year and a security buyback plan tied to sale proceeds.
  • Funds management raised about AUD 2 billion of third-party equity, while consultations continued on a healthcare fund redemption queue.
  • Management flagged lower FY27 earnings, citing higher finance costs, reduced performance fees, and a weaker contribution from funds under review.


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