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Asset Plus

Property / Property investmentCovered: FY22 - HY268 published briefings

Asset Plus is an NZX-listed property / property investment company covered by Annolyse across FY22 - HY26. This page brings together the latest briefing, the current metrics snapshot, and the published history to date in one place.

Snapshot

Latest metrics

HY26, released 19 November 2025

MetricValue
Revenue$3.2m
Operating profit$1.9m
NPAT$1.6m
Operating cash flow$1.0m
OCF / Operating profit %54.2%
Net debt-$10.3m
Net debt / Operating profit-5.36x
ROE %1.4%
DPS0.2c
Payout ratio vs NPAT %45.5%

Longitudinal view

Performance over time

Current-period values from each published briefing, with the most recent reporting period shown first.

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MetricHY266 MONTHS19 November 2025FY2512 MONTHS27 May 2025HY256 MONTHS26 November 2024FY2412 MONTHS28 May 2024HY246 MONTHS28 November 2023FY2312 MONTHS29 May 2023HY236 MONTHS29 November 2022FY2212 MONTHS19 May 2022
Revenue$3.2m$6.8m$3.2m$5.3m$2.6m$6.4m$4.3m$11.9m
Revenue growth %-1.2%27.9%24.0%-16.4%-39.6%-46.6%-33.4%-14.2%
Operating profit$1.9m$1.5m$0.1m-$0.1m-$0.1m$4.5m
Operating profit margin %60.2%21.4%1.7%-5.0%-1.5%37.5%
PBT$1.6m-$5.7m$2.3m-$5.3m-$4.7m-$13.5m-$0.1m$3.5m
PBT growth %-30.9%-78.3%
NPAT$1.6m-$5.7m$2.3m-$5.3m-$4.7m-$13.0m$0.3m$2.9m
NPAT growth %-30.9%-88.3%-81.6%
Operating cash flow$1.0m-$0.1m-$1.2m$0.4m-$0.2m$2.7m$0.4m$2.3m
OCF / Operating profit %54.2%-9.4%n/m185.5%-563.1%51.0%
FCF pre-lease$0.8m-$0.3m-$1.3m-$6.1m-$6.1m-$55.5m-$40.2m-$38.1m
FCF post-lease-$0.3m-$55.5m
DPS0.2c0.2c39.6c39.1c40.4c44.1c44.0c
Payout ratio vs NPAT %45.5%
ROE %1.4%-4.9%1.6%-3.8%-3.3%-8.9%0.2%1.8%
Net debt-$10.3m-$10.9m$30.5m$29.2m$30.2m$66.5m$42.9m$51.3m
Net debt / Operating profit-5.36x-7.50x544.54x-230.85x-660.54x11.48x
Debtor days15160-3224817
Total assets$118.3m$118.0m$190.8m$190.3m$192.4m$229.5m$221.8m$224.7m

Reference: annolyse.ai/companies/apl

Note: Figures are shown as reported. Half-year and full-year absolute values are not directly comparable. Growth rates and ratios are the meaningful comparison across mixed periods.

Metric trajectory

Small multiples turn the table into a trend view while keeping the table above as the primary reference.

Revenue

Reported revenue across covered periods.

EBITDA-equivalent

Company-specific earnings measure where disclosed.

NPAT

Statutory profit after tax.

Operating cash flow

Cash generated from operations.

OCF / EBITDA

Cash conversion against earnings.

FCF pre-lease

Operating cash flow less capex before leases.

FCF post-lease

Free cash flow after lease payments where available.

ROE

Return on equity.

Net debt

Borrowings less cash; negative values indicate net cash.

Net debt / EBITDA

Leverage ratio, suppressed where earnings are not meaningful.

DPS

Dividend per share declared for the period.

Payout ratio

Dividend payout against statutory NPAT.

Accountability

What changed versus the prior briefing

Read the prior briefing's expectations and unresolved questions alongside the subsequent result, without forcing long-form editorial text into narrow cards.

Prior Expectations

FY25

From Debt eliminated via Graham Street sale but H2 swung to $8.0m loss

No explicit forward targets, forward-work backlog, or guidance figures were supplied. The release does, however, signal that operating profits are now expected to cover leasing costs and incentives, and that further dividends will be reviewed quarterly. HY25 contributed 47.5% of full-year revenue, so the revenue shape is close to even, but the –40.8% HY25 share of full-year NPAT confirms the profit weighting is severely back-end loaded in the wrong direction. The filing supports the claim that leverage has been addressed; it does not yet support a claim that run-rate earnings cover the dividend.

Prior Unresolved

FY25

  • What is the true post-disposal run-rate: with Graham Street gone, what does the remaining portfolio's steady-state rental income and operating surplus look like on a full-year basis?
  • What drove the H2 swing from a $2.3m H1 profit to an implied $8.0m H2 loss — revaluations, transaction-related items, or operating deterioration? The supplied excerpts do not isolate it.
  • How sustainable is the "quarterly review" dividend if operating cash flow remains around breakeven and capex needs rise with leasing activity at Munroe Lane and other assets?
  • Is there tenant or asset concentration risk in the residual portfolio? None was disclosed in the supplied excerpts.

This briefing cannot assess portfolio-level valuation movements, tenancy metrics, or the composition of the H2 loss, because segment, revaluation and fair-value detail were not included in the supplied extraction.

Archive

Briefing archive

Every published Annolyse briefing for this company appears here in reverse chronological order.

HY26 · Released 19 November 2025

Operating 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...

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FY25 · Released 27 May 2025

Debt eliminated via Graham Street sale but H2 swung to $8.0m loss

A 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.

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HY25 · Released 26 November 2024

APL swings to $2.3m profit but operating cash outflow widens to $1.2m

The HY25 result hinges on a pending 35 Graham Street settlement to repay all debt and fund a special dividend, not on current cash generation.

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FY24 · Released 28 May 2024

APL 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.

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HY24 · Released 28 November 2023

PBT 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.

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FY23 · Released 29 May 2023

Revenue halved and NPAT swung to a NZ$13.0m loss as net debt rose to NZ$66.5m

Operating cash flow ticked up, but a heavy H2 loss and NZ$58.2m of Munroe Lane capex pushed borrowings and leverage materially higher.

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HY23 · Released 29 November 2022

Revenue fell 33% and PBT swung to a loss as net debt climbed to $42.9m

Munroe Lane capex lifted gross borrowings 72% ahead of an April 2023 completion, while the tax line masks the underlying pre-tax loss.

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FY22 · Released 19 May 2022

PBT down 78% as borrowings jump 5x to fund NZ$40m development spend

A 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.

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