Latest Net Tangible Assets News

Garda Property Group has reported a modest increase in the valuation of its industrial property portfolio, lifting the total to over $521 million ahead of its FY25 annual report.

Dexus Convenience Retail REIT reports a $14.3 million uplift in portfolio valuation for the first half of 2025, driven by a rare compression in capitalisation rates and strong demand in the fuel and convenience retail sector.

Bailador Technology Investments has updated its portfolio valuations, revealing strong gains in key holdings and a projected gross return of 32.8% for FY25. However, one investment saw a significant decline, tempering overall optimism.

Bailador Technology Investments has boosted the carrying value of its DASH investment by 49%, following a fresh capital raise at a significantly higher valuation. This uplift reflects DASH’s growing footprint in Australia’s wealth management technology sector.

Platinum Capital faces a significant hurdle as L1 Capital, holding nearly 17% of shares, declares opposition to its proposed restructuring scheme. The Board remains supportive but is exploring alternatives.

MA Income Credit Trust (ASX, MA1) has launched a placement to raise nearly A$50 million, aiming to bolster its exposure to private credit through new unit issuance at a slight discount. The capital will fund investments across direct lending, asset-backed lending, and corporate lending segments.

Staude Capital Global Value Fund Limited has completed a $16.9 million wholesale placement and opened a Share Purchase Plan for existing shareholders, aiming to deploy capital through its discount capture strategy.

Staude Capital Global Value Fund Limited (GVF) launches a Share Purchase Plan offering existing shareholders a chance to invest up to $30,000 at a price near its net asset value, following nearly five years without a capital raise.

Region Group reports a $54.4 million uplift in its investment property portfolio valuation as of June 30, 2025, driven by acquisitions and like-for-like gains, while maintaining stable gearing and net tangible assets growth.

Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund has declared its May 2025 distribution, offering investors a 7.42% annualized return based on net tangible assets. The fund continues to focus on Australian real estate loans secured by mortgages.

L1 Capital and its associates, holding nearly 17% of Platinum Capital, oppose the proposed restructure into an ETF, while the Board urges shareholders to approve the scheme.

Platinum Capital Limited has taken a significant step towards restructuring by lodging a draft scheme booklet to convert shareholder investments into an active ETF, aiming to resolve its persistent discount to net tangible assets.