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Oceania Healthcare Limited has delivered a standout FY26 with 16% higher sales, 20% EBITDA growth, and a 19% reduction in net debt, setting the stage for positive cash flow in FY27 despite no dividend declared this year.

Argosy Property Limited reported a 3.3% rise in net property income to $120.8 million for FY26, underpinned by strong leasing, a $58.5 million revaluation gain, and progress towards a 50% green portfolio by 2031.

US Masters Residential Property Group (URF) sold 40 properties for US$48.59 million in Q1 2026, cutting its portfolio to 121 assets valued at US$123.21 million. The Group targets a full exit by year-end amid stable market conditions despite geopolitical and local political challenges.

Property for Industry Limited (NZX: PFI) announced a 10.5% upgrade to its full-year FY26 dividend guidance, now targeting approximately 9.50 cents per share, supported by stable cash flows and controlled capital expenditure.

REA Group delivered robust Q3 FY26 results, driven by double-digit revenue growth in Australia and record engagement on realestate.com.au, while lowering its cost growth guidance for FY26.

Dexus has partnered with Boral to develop a massive 2.5 million square metre logistics precinct in Melbourne’s west, aiming to create Australasia’s largest institutionally held industrial hub.

Ryman Healthcare’s FY26 retirement living sales hit 1,410 ORAs, aligning with guidance despite a Q4 dip in new sales. The company reports robust aged care occupancy and expects free cash flow near NZD 180 million.

Lifestyle Communities reported a moderation in new home sales in Q3 FY26 due to economic uncertainty but achieved strong nine-month sales growth and significant inventory reduction, lowering net debt substantially.

PEXA Group has successfully onboarded NatWest onto its UK digital property platform for remortgage transactions, marking a significant milestone in modernising the UK property market.

Dexus Industria REIT has announced an on-market securities buy-back targeting 2.5% of its issued securities, aiming to enhance returns for investors. The buy-back is set to commence from 24 March 2026 following a mandatory waiting period.

Stockland has formalised a 50/50 partnership with EdgeConneX to develop and operate a portfolio of hyperscale data centres across Australia, blending local property expertise with global data centre know-how.

US Masters Residential Property Group reported a $57.3 million net loss for 2025 amid a strategic shift to wind down operations by selling its entire US residential property portfolio by the end of 2026. The Group surpassed its aggressive 2025 sales target, setting the stage for capital returns to security holders.