• New Group AUM record of $21.8bn, up 5.8% from FY25
• Property Funds Management AUM of $18.3bn, up 5.2% from FY25
• Real Estate Finance AUM of $2.5bn, up 8.7% from FY25

Centuria Capital Group has reported strong financial results for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, with a new Group AUM record of $21.8bn, up 5.8% from FY25. The company's Property Funds Management division recorded AUM of $18.3bn, up 5.2% from FY25, while the Real Estate Finance division grew AUM by 8.7% to $2.5bn. Centuria's platform diversification continues to underpin earnings quality, with the company demonstrating resilience through the sharpest rate rising cycle in decades. The company has also seen momentum into the second half of FY26, with FY26 operating earnings upgraded. Centuria's Centuria Bass Credit business is well-positioned for growth, with an estimated 1% share of the total Australian private credit market and a 36% CAGR since the 2021 joint venture formation. The company's property funds management and property investment activities remain strong, with 100 real estate funds, 400+ properties, and 2,300+ tenant customers. Centuria has also continued to build its private capital network and institutional partnerships, with over 15,500 total private unlisted investors and 8 institutional partners representing global capital.

Centuria has provided the following guidance:- FY26 OEPS guidance upgraded to 13.6cps, 11.5% above FY25- FY26 DPS guidance of 10.4cps

Centuria remains well-positioned for continued growth, with strong momentum across its diversified platform, including its property funds management, real estate finance, and emerging data centre and sovereign AI businesses. The company is focused on executing its long-term strategy and capitalizing on opportunities presented by capital flows and market dynamics.