DEXUS Property

Dexus is testing turnkey, reusable fitouts called Forever Fitouts to reduce capital costs, waste, tenant downtime and incentives by enabling interiors to be reused across successive leases. The company piloted the concept at 1 Bligh Street with Woods Bagot and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation and is collecting performance data to validate financial and environmental benefits. Dexus plans to expand the experiment pending results and aims to lower leasing friction while supporting premium office demand for fitted space. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Dexus Industria REIT reported FFO of AUD 55.7m for FY2026 (AUD 0.176 per unit), exceeding its upgraded guidance. Drivers included like‑for‑like revenue growth of 5.3%, high occupancy of 98.8% and reletting spreads of 21.4%; higher borrowing costs and the sale of a property weighed on reported earnings. Management increased the buy‑back program to 5% and expects reported FFO for 2027 to be broadly flat at around AUD 0.17 per unit, as interest costs and the restructuring of hedging arrangements press on results. The trust highlights a significant development pipeline (including Jandakot), plans to keep gearing below 35% and shows a discount to NTA of about 29%. » More on de.investing.com

Dexus Industria REIT reported a strong operational performance for the first half of 2026: despite a slight 2.0% decline in FFO, it achieved area-adjusted income growth of 7.4%, a 99.7% occupancy rate and a WALE of 5.3 years. NTA rose 1.5% to $3.39 per share, supported by revaluation gains, while leverage remains conservative with a look-through debt-to-equity ratio of 26.2%. DXI completed capital-recycling transactions, invested about $150 million in acquisitions and is pursuing a $225 million development pipeline with average expected returns of ~6.6%. Given the positive market conditions, the trust slightly raised its 2026 FFO guidance from 17.3 to 17.4 cents and confirmed its distribution guidance. » More on de.investing.com