Highlights
- FY26 assets under management reached AUD 22.2 billion, up from AUD 20.6 billion.
- Operating net profit after tax totalled AUD 113.8 million for FY26.
- Operating earnings per security were 13.6 cents, with distributions of 10.4 cents.
- Centuria completed or contracted approximately AUD 1.2 billion in property acquisitions.
- An October agreement outlined planned solar and battery infrastructure across selected properties.
Centuria Capital Group (ASX:CNI) is an Australasian investment manager specialising in listed and unlisted property funds, real estate lending and other managed investments. Its portfolio spans commercial property sectors and an emerging digital infrastructure business. The group reported higher managed assets and operating profit in August 2026, followed by a property energy-infrastructure agreement in October. On 21 October 2026, Centuria Capital Group (ASX:CNI) traded at AUD 1.095, unchanged during the trading session.
Company Business
Centuria earns recurring investment-management fees while undertaking acquisitions, asset management, financing and capital-raising activities. Its funds hold industrial, office, retail and other real assets. Investment performance depends on property occupancy, rent collection, capital values and investor demand for new products.
Recent Announcements
On 27 August 2026, Centuria reported group assets under management of AUD 22.2 billion at 30 June, compared with AUD 20.6 billion a year earlier. Property funds management and investments represented AUD 18.6 billion of the platform, comprising AUD 6.0 billion in listed and AUD 12.6 billion in unlisted assets.
Real estate acquisition activity totalled approximately AUD 1.2 billion during FY26, including transactions exchanged but not yet settled. The company also secured Arrow Funds Management rights, adding approximately AUD 0.4 billion of agricultural assets under management. Acquisition activity does not necessarily translate immediately into recurring management income.
On 1 October 2026, Centuria announced an agreement with Energy Bay covering an anticipated 70 megawatts of solar capacity and 300 megawatt-hours of battery storage at up to 240 properties. Energy Bay is expected to invest AUD 430 million over seven years. Implementation remains dependent on site selection, deployment and commercial arrangements.
Financial Performance
Centuria Capital Group (ASX:CNI) reported FY26 operating net profit after tax of AUD 113.8 million, compared with AUD 100.8 million in FY25. Operating EBITDA reached AUD 182.5 million. Operating earnings per security increased 11.5% to 13.6 cents, while distributions totalled 10.4 cents per security.
Statutory profit attributable to securityholders was AUD 56.5 million. The difference between statutory and operating profit reflects the company’s specified adjustments, including certain valuation and transaction-related items. Readers should avoid treating these earnings measures as interchangeable.
At 30 June 2026, the group reported AUD 445 million in cash and undrawn debt facilities and operating gearing of 5.1%. Centuria also completed an approximately AUD 300 million equity raising during the second half, providing additional capacity for acquisitions and infrastructure activity.
Operations and Development
Funds management EBITDA benefited from higher recurring revenues, acquisition activity and performance-related fees. Across the property portfolio, Centuria reported 729,000 square metres of lease terms agreed during FY26. New leases and renewals influence future rental income but do not eliminate vacancy and re-leasing exposure.
Centuria Capital Group (ASX:CNI) is also pursuing data-centre and artificial-intelligence infrastructure through ResetData. Its August presentation referred to a potential development pipeline exceeding 250 megawatts. The pipeline represents potential capacity rather than fully built, occupied infrastructure or contracted revenue.
Outlook and Monitoring Points
For FY27, management issued operating net profit after tax guidance of AUD 130 million, operating earnings of 13.0 cents per security and distributions of 10.4 cents. The lower projected per-security earnings figure relative to FY26 reflects, in part, the increased number of securities following the capital raising.
Key Insights
Centuria delivered higher FY26 operating profit and managed assets alongside additional acquisition activity. Its announced renewable-energy partnership broadens infrastructure plans across existing properties, while AI-related projects remain under development. The next reporting periods will indicate whether acquisition fees, recurring management revenue and new infrastructure projects support FY27 guidance.




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