Latest Property Portfolio News

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks announce a conditional $14 million Topco share placement and a concurrent repurchase of up to $450 million in convertible notes, key steps in their proposed merger.

Mesoblast has secured FDA agreement on key requirements for its Biologics License Application for Revascor, targeting ischemic heart failure patients with reduced ejection fraction. The company aims for accelerated approval by year-end 2025.

ClearVue Technologies has secured $746,574 through a mix of equity and debt to support its international commercialisation efforts amid shifting market conditions.

Metallium Ltd has raised A$50 million to accelerate the commercial launch of its patented Flash Joule Heating technology in the U.S., aiming to revolutionize strategic metal recovery from waste and ore. The company is set to commission its first commercial plant in Texas by early 2026, backed by key partnerships and strong institutional support.

Proteomics International has achieved a major milestone with the first worldwide patent granted in Japan for its PromarkerEndo blood test, designed to diagnose endometriosis early and accurately.

Anagenics Limited’s licensed brand Bouf Haircare is outperforming expectations with strong early sales and promising royalty returns, signaling robust growth potential for the company’s intellectual property portfolio.

Oceania Healthcare has modernized its property portfolio and updated its dividend policy to align with a new strategic direction under CEO Suzanne Dvorak, aiming to meet New Zealand's growing aged care demand.

BWP Trust has announced a significant $45 million net gain from property revaluations for the second half of FY2025, driven by rising rents and a slight compression in capitalisation rates.

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 reports a slight 0.4% increase in portfolio valuations driven by rental growth, alongside an 18-cent estimated distribution. Meanwhile, legal proceedings involving its APAC stake face delays, clouding future outcomes.

Charter Hall has announced a 6% increase in its half-year distribution to 24.38 cents per security for the period ending June 30, 2025, signaling steady growth in its property investment returns.

Stockland has announced an estimated distribution of 17.2 cents per security for the second half of 2025, maintaining its full-year guidance. The company also offers a 1% discount through its Distribution Reinvestment Plan, encouraging shareholder participation.