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  • Dexus

    Own, manage and develop real estate assets, Invest in Australian managed funds, manage real estate funds on behalf of third-party investors.

    DXS$7.145
     0.025 0.35%

    Data last updated:Aug 12, 2024 – 2.04pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    7.120

    Open

    7.160

    Day Range

    7.060 - 7.160

    52 Week Range

    6.300 - 8.170

    Volume

    2,101,430

    Value

    13,171,268

    Bid

    7.140

    Ask

    7.150

    Dividend Yield

    6.74%

    P/E Ratio

    10.70

    Market Cap

    7.685B

    Total Issue

    1,075,565,246

    ASX Announcements

    Changes to Leadership Team

    Company Administration - Other

    • Jul 17, 2024
    • 1 page

    Change in substantial holding

    Change in substantial holding

    • Jul 5, 2024
    • 44 pages

    Sale of three assets

    Asset Disposal

    • Jun 27, 2024
    • 1 page

    Market Sensitive

    Portfolio valuation update

    Periodic Reports - Other, Notification of Results/Reporting Date

    • Jun 20, 2024
    • 1 page

    Market Sensitive

    Dividend/Distribution - DXS

    Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

    • Jun 19, 2024
    • 5 pages

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    Yesterday

    Tiffany & Co’s flagship store at 175 Pitt Street.

    Dexus, CPPIB in advanced talks to sell Sydney’s $550m Tiffany building

    The tower’s book value was about $622 million as of December 31, but this was slashed to about $550 million during Dexus’ revaluation of its portfolio in June.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    This Month

    Bom Shin had been head of capital markets at Iris Energy since 2019.

    Ex-RBC banker launches real estate IM with Iris Energy deskmate

    Street Talk understands co-founders Bom Shin and Kevin Ghazi have just come off an Asia roadshow and are actively looking at deals.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    July

    Scentre Group CEO Elliott Rusanow.

    Scentre, Barrenjoey pin down another Adelaide shopping mall bargain

    A month after they struck a deal at Tea Tree Plaza, Scentre Group and Barrenjoey Private Capital Management are back, buying a 50 per cent stake in an Adelaide mall.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Big plans: Nik Kemp

    Dexus poaches AustralianSuper’s infrastructure tsar Nik Kemp

    It is the biggest hire so far by the company’s new chief executive, Ross Du Vernet, who took over the top post from long-serving Darren Steinberg this year.

    • Nick Lenaghan
    Mirvac’s chief executive Campbell Hanan. UBS has pointed to the diversified property group as one of its picks for the year.

    UBS has a new suggestion for REIT investors – buy battered Mirvac

    The bank’s analysts, in a 65-page overview of the sector, said the market had yet to confront the impact of higher interest rates. It expects two increases.

    • Kylar Loussikian
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    Greg Goodman  founded Goodman Group, a logistics landlord which is now pushing into data centres.

    Local REITs outpace broader market despite sagging asset valuations

    Goodman Group was the standout performer in the 12 months to June 30, buoyed by rising demand from investors for exposure to data centres.

    • Updated
    • Kylar Loussikian

    June

    Dexus-Canadian fund cashes out $310m Martin Place stake at a discount

    Office valuations have been progressively written down over the past two years as the sector absorbs the cost of high rates. 

    • Campbell Kwan
    Office property valuations may not have hit the bottom just yet.

    Why the office property market is still in real pain

    Sliding valuations in Australian office real estate means the debate about whether the sector has hit the bottom will rage on. 

    • James Thomson
    Rich Lister Kevin Seymour is not smiling now.

    Rich Lister’s war on Dexus vanishes its competition policy

    Amid Seymour Group’s volleys, Dexus has quietly deleted its competition policy from its website.

    • Myriam Robin
    Wealthy investors have a ready supply of cash to put back into commercial real estate when they believe the market has bottomed.

    How the ultra-wealthy are preparing for a property uptick

    When Rich Listers hit go on commercial real estate projects, it’ll be a sign that we’re close to a market turnaround.

    • Sam Tamblyn

    May

    Dexus is attempting to block Kevin Seymour’s eight-tower precinct (pictured), alleging it would take business away its own shopping centre down the road.

    Mall war: Kevin Seymour accuses Dexus of anticompetitive conduct

    The Rich Lister is accusing Dexus of acting anti-competitively for blocking his proposed Brisbane precinct to protect its own retail asset down the road.

    • Campbell Kwan

    April

    Dexus head of industrial Chris Mackenzie at a new warehouse project in Truganina, Melbourne

    Batteries to power up warehouse pipeline as big as 40 MCGs

    Dexus’ program to install batteries in all its new warehouses will cut its tenants’ energy bills by almost $100,000 a year and reduce their carbon emissions.

    • Larry Schlesinger
    Ross Du Vernet took over as Dexus’s CEO from Darren Steinberg in March.

    Dexus hits the road for $1b opportunistic fund; first close in April

    At about $1 billion, DREP2 would be about twice the size of its predecessor which secured $475 million in equity commitments from investors including Mercer.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    Atlassian’s low-carbon skyscraper is ‘out of the ground’

    The work-from-home revolution has failed to kill the $1.5b Atlassian Central project near Sydney Central Station, with a key construction milestone now passed.

    • Updated
    • Peter Ker and Lap Phan
    Warwick Negus warned that nominating one director to a board did not guarantee the outcome that the super fund might want.

    Super funds nominating directors to boards ‘unwise’

    Super funds that nominate a director to a company board may fail to change the organisation’s strategy and could lose flexibility to manage their investment, leading chairmen warn.

    • Sally Patten
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    March

    ‘Get in at the right time, you’ll outperform’: Steinberg exits Dexus

    The chief executive is stepping down from one of the country’s biggest firms, bringing to a close two decades of high-profile commercial property leadership.

    • Robert Harley
    Game time: Dexus chair Warwick Negus and squash pro Jess Rogerson on a specially constructed court in Martin Place ahead of the 2024 Australian Open

    Why a glass box in Sydney’s CBD is sending sports nerds wild

    It’s got a reputation for being an “old man’s sport”, but squash is having a moment in the sun – and in Sydney’s Martin Place.

    • Samantha Hutchinson

    What the cash rate means for REITs

    While further property write-downs may come in June, there may be little more beyond that as the outlook for interest rates turns favourable, says Citi.

    • Nick Lenaghan
    41 George Street was on the market for over 18 months.

    Marquette buys Brisbane CBD tower at 25pc discount for student housing

    After sitting on the market for 18 months, a Saudi fund’s Brisbane CBD office tower has finally sold as buyer and seller expectations grow closer.

    • Campbell Kwan
    Cranbrook School headmaster Nicholas Sampson resigned on Friday morning.

    Cranbrook head wanted $2m to leave two years ago: sources

    The death of Nicholas Sampson’s brother in a car accident would have been used as a pretext for the headmaster’s retirement, a confidential document shows.

    • Aaron Patrick, Julie Hare and Myriam Robin

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