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Eureka Group Holdings has acquired Barrier Reef Tourist Park in Cairns for $3.5 million, targeting strong rental yields and development upside amid regional growth.

HealthCo Healthcare & Wellness REIT and its partners have arranged a short-term partial rent deferral with Healthscope’s receivers to maintain hospital operations during a critical transition period.

UOA Development Bhd reported a striking surge in first quarter 2025 revenue and profit, driven by strong sales and ongoing project progress. The company’s robust unbilled sales pipeline signals sustained growth ahead.

CAQ Holdings Limited has successfully restructured its debt repayment schedule and secured a new RMB 6 million loan facility, positioning itself to support operational growth amid efforts to increase occupancy rates.

Goodman Group reports steady progress in Q3 FY25 with a robust $13.7 billion development pipeline and strong demand for logistics and data centre infrastructure, reaffirming its FY25 Operating EPS growth forecast of 9%.

Aspen Group has launched a $4 million Security Purchase Plan (SPP) at $2.90 per security, offering eligible investors a chance to buy new stapled securities without brokerage fees. This move follows a recent $70 million institutional placement aimed at strengthening the balance sheet for future acquisitions.

Mustera Property Group has promoted long-serving Executive Director Nicholas Zborowski to Managing Director, signaling continuity in leadership as the company advances key development projects.

Dexus has successfully secured a court injunction preventing Australia Pacific Airports Corporation from suspending its shareholder rights, buying time ahead of a key legal battle in August.

Dexus Industria REIT has upgraded its FY25 funds from operations guidance, citing lower finance costs and improved returns from Jandakot Airport. Distribution targets remain steady.

HomeCo Daily Needs REIT has announced a quarterly distribution of 2.125 cents per unit for the period ending March 31, 2025, reaffirming its commitment to delivering steady income to investors.

F.F.I. Holdings has corrected its earlier statement, confirming its $11 million entitlement offer at $3.50 per share is not underwritten. The offer aims to fund property development and debt reduction, with directors backing the raise.

FFI Holdings has announced a $11 million non-renounceable entitlement offer priced at $3.50 per share, representing a notable discount to recent trading levels. The capital raise aims to fund property development and reduce debt, with directors backing the move by fully participating.