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Lendlease Group has returned to profitability in FY25 with a statutory profit of $225 million and a 44% increase in distributions, underpinned by significant capital recycling and cost savings. The group is poised for growth with a robust development pipeline and a strong construction backlog.

Lendlease Corporation has released its full year financial results for 2025, accompanied by the detailed Final Report. Investors await insights beyond the headline announcement to gauge the company’s trajectory.

The GPT Group has delivered a robust 2025 interim result, reporting solid income growth and a strong balance sheet, while announcing a significant equity raise to fuel future expansion.

Abacus Storage King reported a 109% surge in net profit for FY25, while rejecting an initial takeover bid and entering due diligence on a revised offer. The company’s strong operating platform and strategic acquisitions underpin its growth ambitions.

Growthpoint Properties Australia reports a narrower statutory loss for FY25, achieves its Net Zero Target, and sets a confident outlook with increased funds management revenue and steady portfolio performance.

Elanor Investors Group has firmly rejected an unsolicited takeover offer from Lederer Group for its Commercial Property Fund, while progressing a strategic $125 million investment with Rockworth Capital Partners and continuing asset sales to stabilise its balance sheet.

Scentre Group has announced an ordinary dividend of AUD 0.08815 per security for the half-year ended 30 June 2025, payable on 29 August. The dividend is fully unfranked and includes a Dividend Reinvestment Plan with no discount.

BWP Group reported a strong $265.6 million net profit for FY2025, driven by property valuation gains and rental growth, while completing a major internalisation and lease reset transaction with Wesfarmers.

Mustera Property Group advances its North Fremantle McCabe Street project with a planned sales launch in Q3 2025, while settling two Forbes Residences units for $4.6 million, underpinning positive cash flow and refinancing benefits.

Garda Property Group’s FY25 results reveal a strategic pivot with significant asset sales and a sharp reduction in gearing, setting the stage for an 11% rise in distributions in FY26.

Hudson Investment Group is actively exploring sale and joint venture options for key properties while managing a negative operating cash flow, supported by recent vendor finance receipt.

Cromwell Property Group reports a modest increase in its Australian Investment Portfolio valuation to $2.015 billion as of June 2025, signalling readiness for growth amid improving market conditions.