Key Highlights
- CWP shares jumped 9.03% to $7.85, up 0.65 on the day
- Net profit after tax hit a record $65.6 million, up 36 percent
- Presales reached a record $830 million, up 26 percent
- Final Dividend of 25.0 cents lifted full-year dividends to a record 39.0 cents
- Company is targeting 15 percent NPAT growth for FY27
Cedar Woods Properties Limited (ASX:CWP) shares were trading 9.03% higher at AUD 7.85, up 0.65 on the day, as at 3:12pm AEST on 25 August 2026, after the property developer posted record profit and presales for FY26. Net profit after tax rose 36 percent to $65.6 million, beating the top end of company guidance, while Revenue climbed to a record $502.4 million. Earnings Per Share increased 33 percent to a record 77.9 cents.
Why Cedar Woods Shares Are Rallying Today
The 9 percent jump follows a run of record results:
- Net profit after tax: record $65.6 million, up 36 percent, above the top end of guidance
- Revenue: record $502.4 million, up from $465.9 million
- Gross margin: ~30 percent, up from 28 percent
- EPS: record 77.9 cents, up 33 percent
- Final dividend: 25.0 cents, taking full-year dividends to a record 39.0 cents, up 34 percent
Record Presales Underpin Investor Confidence
- Presales: record $830 million, up 26 percent, covering more than 90 percent of forecast FY27 revenue
- Gross sales: record 1,521 lots, homes and offices, up 5 percent
- Net sales: record 1,326, up 5 percent
- Enquiries: record 30,137, up 25 percent, though softer in Q4 on rate and sentiment pressures
Balance Sheet
- Gearing: 18 percent (net bank Debt to total tangible assets less cash)
- Net bank debt to equity: 29 percent
- Available liquidity: more than $120 million
FY27 Outlook
Cedar Woods is targeting 15 percent NPAT growth for FY27, backed by $830 million in presales that materially reduce near-term sales risk, even as management flags relatively soft residential conditions persisting through much of the year before an expected recovery — a combination the market appears to be rewarding today.






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