Highlights

  • Centuria Capital Group reported FY2026 operating net profit after tax of A$113.8 million.
  • Assets under management increased to A$22.2 billion at 30 June 2026.
  • The group operates across property funds, real estate Debt and Investment bonds.
  • Centuria completed property acquisitions during FY2026 and expanded its funds management platform.
  • FY2027 guidance included operating net profit after tax of about A$130 million.

Centuria Capital Group (ASX:CNI) is an ASX-listed investment manager operating across property funds, real estate debt and investment bonds. The group manages listed and unlisted investment vehicles across several property sectors and has continued expanding its funds management platform.

FY2026 Financial Performance

Centuria reported its FY2026 results on 27 August 2026. Operating net profit after tax was A$113.8 million, compared with A$100.8 million in FY2025. Operating Earnings per security were 13.6 cents, meeting upgraded guidance.

Group Assets under management increased to A$22.2 billion at 30 June 2026 from A$20.6 billion a year earlier. Distributions totalled 10.4 cents per security.

Business Operations

Centuria operates across property funds, real estate debt and investment bonds. The group manages listed real estate investment trusts, unlisted property vehicles, healthcare property funds, agriculture investments and real estate Credit activities.

Revenue is generated through management fees, transaction and performance fees, and returns from co-invested capital.

Recent Developments

During FY2026, property acquisitions reached A$1.2 billion, including settled and exchanged assets. The group also added assets through the Arrow Primary Infrastructure Fund management rights.

Centuria Bass Credit increased assets under management to A$2.6 billion from A$2.3 billion, with 94% of the portfolio holding first Mortgage security.

Financial Position and Outlook

At 30 June 2026, operating gearing was 5.1%, with A$445 million of cash and undrawn debt available. A A$300 million Equity raising completed in June 2026 increased the security count.

FY2027 guidance included operating net profit after tax of about A$130 million, operating earnings per security of 13.0 cents and distributions maintained at 10.4 cents.

Key Risks

Centuria’s performance is linked to property valuations, transaction activity and debt costs. Office property conditions, credit market conditions and the integration of new ventures may influence future outcomes.

Key Insights

Centuria Capital Group’s FY2026 results highlight the relationship between platform growth and earnings generation. Future updates will provide further information on capital deployment, funds under management and operating performance.