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Centuria Industrial (CIP) H2 2026 earnings summary

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H2 2026 earnings summary

11 Aug, 2026

Executive summary

  • Achieved near record-breaking leasing activity, driving significant net operating income and FFO growth in FY26, with 226,200 sqm leased and 30% positive re-leasing spreads.

  • Divested AUD 200 million of assets at a 17% premium to book value, supporting capital management, development funding, and validating portfolio valuations.

  • Maintained 95.2% occupancy and a seven-year WALE, with embedded rent reversion and under-rented leases providing a clear runway for future earnings growth.

  • Advanced data center strategy, securing significant power allocations, planning approvals, and identifying conversion opportunities exceeding 250MW potential capacity.

  • Delivered 4% earnings growth, with FFO per unit rising to 18.2 cents and distributions per unit at 16.8 cents.

Financial highlights

  • Net property income rose to AUD 204 million, up AUD 11.7 million year-over-year, with total revenue at AUD 212.2 million.

  • Funds from operations reached AUD 114.1 million (AUD 0.182 per unit), up 4% from FY25, with a payout ratio of 92%.

  • Distributions declared at AUD 0.168 per unit, in line with guidance.

  • Portfolio externally revalued, recording a like-for-like uplift of AUD 116 million; fifth consecutive period of valuation growth.

  • Net tangible assets per unit rose to AUD 4.01, with trading price at a 25% discount to NTA.

Outlook and guidance

  • FY27 FFO guidance set at AUD 0.188–0.192 per unit (up to 5.5% growth), with distributions at AUD 0.173 per unit (up to 3% growth).

  • Earnings growth expected to be driven by embedded rent reversion, leasing execution, and operational initiatives.

  • Medium-term NOI growth expected at 5% p.a., with national face rental growth forecast at 4% p.a. from 2026–2030.

  • Higher occupancy anticipated by year-end, contingent on leasing of key vacancies.

  • Under-rented portfolio (average 17%) provides further upside for earnings and valuation.

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