Key Highlights

  • Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT is trading at AUD 2.365 on 3 September 2026, with a Market Capitalisation of about AUD 877.67mn.
  • The intraday range is AUD 2.33 to AUD 2.38, on Volume of 288,566 securities.
  • Over one year, the security is down 28.98% at the time of writing.
  • The latest company release is considered separately from the daily move unless it falls within the two-day attribution window.

Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT (ASX:CQE) is trading at AUD 2.365 on 3 September 2026, up 0.21% during the session. The price has traded between AUD 2.33 and AUD 2.38, with 288,566 securities changing hands. Its current market capitalisation is approximately AUD 877.67mn. The daily move is best read alongside liquidity, the longer-term return and the company’s own disclosures. It should not automatically be linked to an older announcement. The central question for investors is whether operational delivery, asset values and capital management can support the current valuation.

Company Business

a listed property trust investing in social-infrastructure Assets used for childcare, government services and other community purposes. Charter Hall manages the trust, while rental income and asset values support distributions and net tangible assets.

Latest Company Update

Official FY26 communications outlined Acquisition activity, portfolio valuations, operating Earnings and distributions. Earlier half-year results reported statutory profit of AUD 47mn and operating earnings of AUD 31.4mn. These releases predate the two-day window for the 3 September session, and the daily movement therefore cannot be assigned to them as fact.

Sector Context

Social-infrastructure assets can carry long leases and specialised uses. Their value depends on tenant covenants, indexation, Lease duration and replacement demand. Government-linked or essential-service tenants may offer income visibility, although specialised buildings can be less adaptable if a tenant departs.

Share Price Update

At the time of writing, the security is down 28.98% over 12 months. The 3 September gain is modest in percentage terms, and current volume provides useful context when judging its significance. Market capitalisation, the intraday range and Liquidity can influence how readily the price responds to individual orders. The figures describe trading so far; they do not prove that a particular announcement caused the move.

Risks to Consider

Higher capitalisation rates can reduce valuations even when rent is collected. Tenant concentration, childcare policy, development expenditure and refinancing costs may affect distributions. Acquisitions can add income but also introduce funding, valuation and integration risk.

What to Watch Next

The next update should be reviewed for occupancy, lease expiry, rent reviews and tenant quality. Investors should compare acquisition yields with borrowing costs and monitor gearing. Distribution guidance, valuations and progress on developments or asset sales will help frame the outlook.