Asset Plus (APL)•HY26•Released 19 November 2025Operating profit surged 34x but NPAT fell 31% as Graham Street gain exits...Debt fully repaid and cash quadrupled to $10.3m, but underlying rent-only earnings are modest now that the prior-period disposal gain has...Published 22 April 2026Read briefing→
Asset Plus (APL)•FY25•Released 27 May 2025Debt eliminated via Graham Street sale but H2 swung to $8.0m lossA balance sheet reset from $29.2m net debt to $10.9m net cash sits against a sharply negative H2, with operating cash flow also turning negative.Published 22 April 2026Read briefing→
Asset Plus (APL)•HY25•Released 26 November 2024APL swings to $2.3m profit but operating cash outflow widens to $1.2mThe HY25 result hinges on a pending 35 Graham Street settlement to repay all debt and fund a special dividend, not on current cash generation.Published 22 April 2026Read briefing→
Asset Plus (APL)•FY24•Released 28 May 2024APL halved its debt load but operating cash flow collapsed 84%A narrower NZ$5.3m loss and NZ$38.4m of debt repayment mask a shrinking rental base and near-zero operating cash generation.Published 22 April 2026Read briefing→
Asset Plus (APL)•HY24•Released 28 November 2023PBT swung to a NZ$4.7m loss as divestments cut revenue 39.7%Stoddard Road sale repaired the balance sheet, but the remaining portfolio now generates materially less revenue and is burning operating cash.Published 22 April 2026Read briefing→
Asset Plus (APL)•FY23•Released 29 May 2023Revenue halved and NPAT swung to a NZ$13.0m loss as net debt rose to NZ$66.5mOperating cash flow ticked up, but a heavy H2 loss and NZ$58.2m of Munroe Lane capex pushed borrowings and leverage materially higher.Published 22 April 2026Read briefing→
Asset Plus (APL)•HY23•Released 29 November 2022Revenue fell 33% and PBT swung to a loss as net debt climbed to $42.9mMunroe Lane capex lifted gross borrowings 72% ahead of an April 2023 completion, while the tax line masks the underlying pre-tax loss.Published 22 April 2026Read briefing→
Asset Plus (APL)•FY22•Released 19 May 2022PBT down 78% as borrowings jump 5x to fund NZ$40m development spendA development-driven capex step-up has lifted net debt from NZ$6.3m to NZ$51.3m just as rental revenue and headline profit both contracted.Published 22 April 2026Read briefing→