Latest Cvc (ASX:CVC) News

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CVC Limited has addressed ASX concerns over a delayed Appendix 3Y filing related to director John Leaver’s interest change, attributing the delay to administrative oversight while affirming existing compliance policies.

CVC Limited has completed the settlement of its Laverton property sale, marking the conclusion of a key transaction announced last month.

CVC Limited has finalized the unconditional sale of its Laverton property through a joint venture, forecasting a significant profit and strong cash inflow for FY 2026.

CVC Limited posted a $6.7 million net loss for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by project delays and absent property sales, while strengthening liquidity through refinancing.

CVC Limited forecasts a substantial increase in its half-year net loss, prompting the board to suspend the interim dividend amid cashflow concerns.

CVC Limited has issued $75 million in redeemable, unsecured notes set to trade on the ASX from December 11, offering investors an attractive 8.2% interest rate starting March 2026.

CVC Limited has released a replacement prospectus for its $75 million CVC Notes 3 offer, combining a New Money Offer and a Reinvestment Offer for existing CVCHA holders. The notes aim to support CVC’s capital management and real estate investment strategy.

CVC Limited has successfully completed an upsized $75 million capital raise through its Notes 3 offer, setting a 4.50% annual margin. The funds will support general corporate needs and potential debt consolidation.

CVC Limited marked a milestone year with strategic land acquisitions and planning successes, boosting its land portfolio value despite modest net profits. The company’s focus on industrial, residential, and data centre developments positions it for future growth.

CVC Limited has announced a $50 million offer of unsecured, redeemable notes, combining a reinvestment option for existing holders with a new money offer for fresh investors. The notes will pay a floating quarterly interest and are expected to trade on the ASX under code CVCHB.

CVC Limited has announced a $50 million offer of unsecured, redeemable notes to strengthen its balance sheet and capitalize on strategic real estate opportunities across Australia. The notes feature a floating interest rate and a reinvestment option for existing noteholders.