Frasers Property (TQ5) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
4 Feb, 2026Executive summary
Revenue for FY25 was $3,403.5m, down 19.2% year-over-year, with PBIT at $1,186.2m, a 12.3% decrease, mainly due to lower residential contributions and impairments, partially offset by stronger industrial and retail performance.
Attributable profit rose 17.8% to $243.1m, driven by a reversal of tax provisions; excluding this, profit was 50% lower year-over-year due to lower PBIT and higher net interest expense.
Recurring income underpinned 86% of PBIT, supported by healthy leasing demand and positive rental reversions across asset classes.
Dividend per share remained at 4.5 cents, with a payout ratio of ~74% and a yield of 4.3%.
Financial highlights
Total assets stood at $39.7b, up 0.3% year-over-year; cash and deposits were $2.4b, down 13.3%.
Basic EPS before fair value change and exceptional items was 5.8 cents (+29.1%), and after adjustments was 5.9 cents (+40.5%).
Net debt/total equity increased to 89.2% from 83.4% due to acquisitions and capital expenditure.
Net interest cover was 2.1x, and net asset value per share was $2.37.
Outlook and guidance
Focus remains on increasing development exposure in resilient residential and industrial/logistics markets, strengthening recurring income, and active capital recycling.
Continued emphasis on extending debt maturities, green and sustainable financing, and natural hedge strategies to mitigate FX risks.
Climate and Nature Transition Plan guides proactive climate risk management.
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