Highlights
- Consensus rating of Buy from 5 analysts: 3 Buy or equivalent, 2 Hold, 0 Sell or equivalent.
- Mean price target of A$1.29 against a share price of A$1.07 on 8 October 2026, an implied upside of 20.2%.
- Analyst targets range from A$1.10 to A$1.50.
- Statutory profit was $154.3 million and the distribution was 6.20 cents per security.
Storage King Group (ASX:SKG) carries a consensus analyst rating of Buy. Of the 5 analyst recommendations recorded, 3 are Buy or equivalent, 2 are Hold and 0 are Sell or equivalent. The mean price target is A$1.29, with targets ranging from A$1.10 to A$1.50, against a current share price of A$1.07 (8 October 2026). Storage King Group is an Australian and New Zealand self-storage group that owns and operates storage properties, with total Assets of $3.9 billion.
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Company name |
Storage King Group |
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Ticker |
(ASX:SKG) |
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Exchange |
ASX (Australian Securities Exchange) |
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Current share price |
A$1.07 |
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Price date |
8 October 2026 |
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Number of analysts |
5 |
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Rating consensus |
Buy |
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Consensus price target (mean) |
A$1.29 |
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Highest target |
A$1.50 |
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Lowest target |
A$1.10 |
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Implied upside/downside to mean target |
Implied upside of 20.2% |
Latest developments
Storage King Group (ASX:SKG) announced its results for the year ended 30 June 2026 on 14 August 2026. Statutory profit was $154.3 million and the distribution was 6.20 cents per security. Total assets rose 8.1% to $3.9 billion, net tangible assets were $1.77 per security, up 1.7%, and the weighted average Capitalisation rate was 5.42%, down three basis points. Funds From Operations (FFO) were $82.1 million, down 3.4%.
The group completed the internalisation of its management platform on 30 June 2026, which it said provides immediate value accretion and a simplified operating model with expected cost efficiencies. It invested $78 million in three operating stores and three development sites, adding about 10,000 square metres of net lettable area, and developed and opened four next-generation stores and completed five expansions, a record of about 34,500 square metres, adding 5% to the portfolio. Its proprietary Revenue management system was implemented across all owned stores.
Established portfolio revenue per available square metre (RevPAM) was $341, up 0.7%. Australian RevPAM was $348, up 2.7%, while New Zealand RevPAM was A$295, down 11.7%, which the company attributes to foreign exchange, a softer New Zealand economy and capital works completed in May 2026.
Risks and what to watch
FFO fell 3.4% and New Zealand RevPAM declined 11.7%, reflecting currency and economic conditions. Self-storage Earnings depend on occupancy, rental rates, development timing and capitalisation rates. The internalisation changes the operating cost structure, and development projects involve construction and lease-up requirements.
Next milestones
Items to watch include the effect of the internalisation on costs, lease-up of newly opened stores and expansions, New Zealand trading, use of the revenue management system, and the half-year result.






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