Latest Capital Recycling News

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has agreed to sell its LAX1 and LAX2 data centres at cost, aiming to recycle capital into its higher-returning SYD1 development. The sale, expected in the first half of FY27, will lift available liquidity to about $1 billion following the earlier Chicago sale.

Lendlease appoints seasoned real asset executive Nick O’Neil as CEO, marking a leadership shift aligned with its strategic reset and portfolio simplification.

Ingenia Communities Group (ASX: INA) confirms it is on track to hit the top of its FY26 guidance, underpinned by a strong development pipeline exceeding 8,000 potential land lease lots and resilient holiday operations.

Lendlease is advancing its capital recycling strategy by selling the development rights to its Milano Santa Giulia North project in Milan for approximately $250 million, anticipating a significant operating loss in FY26.

GDI Property Group has finalised the sale of the last five properties in its Autoleague Portfolio for $42.75 million, delivering total gross proceeds above $145 million and a strong 13% IRR for investors.

Goodman NZ surged to a $248 million statutory profit in FY26, propelled by strong property revaluations and leasing gains, while advancing major development projects and transitioning to a stapled group structure.

Infratil Investments has inked a deal with Macquarie Securities to offload 53.5 million Contact Energy shares at NZ$9.25 each, trimming its stake slightly and unlocking nearly half a billion NZD.

MAAS Group Holdings reconfirms FY26 EBITDA guidance, reports 35% completion on a $200 million AI factory electrical contract, progresses $1.7 billion construction materials sale, and expands debt facilities to support growth.

Kiwi Property Group reported FY26 results showing 4.3% rental income growth, a stronger balance sheet with gearing down to 37.4%, and a dividend increase, while progressing key asset sales and development projects.

HMC Capital has unveiled a streamlined strategy focusing on high-return platforms across real estate, digital infrastructure, private credit, and energy transition, reaffirming its FY26 operating EPS guidance above 40 cents pre-tax and announcing significant capital recycling and growth initiatives.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has agreed to sell its Chicago data centre for US$750 million, reducing net debt by two-thirds and freeing capital to fast-track its Sydney SYD1 development.

Scentre Group has successfully tendered 89% of its US$1.312 billion 2030 subordinated notes and plans to redeem the remainder, boosting liquidity to A$3.2 billion while maintaining 4% growth targets for 2026.