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Argosy Property

Property / Property investmentCovered: FY21 - FY266 published briefings

Argosy Property is an NZX-listed property / property investment company covered by Annolyse across FY21 - FY26. This page brings together the latest briefing, the current metrics snapshot, and the published history to date in one place.

Snapshot

Latest metrics

FY26, released 19 November 2025

MetricValue
Revenue$61.2m
Operating profit$55.6m
NPAT$61.0m
Operating cash flow$37.9m
OCF / Operating profit %68.1%
Net debt$782.7m
Net debt / Operating profit14.07x
ROE %4.5%
DPS1.7c
Payout ratio vs NPAT %23.4%

Longitudinal view

Performance over time

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

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MetricFY2612 MONTHS19 November 2025FY2512 MONTHS20 November 2024FY2412 MONTHS29 November 2023FY2312 MONTHS22 November 2022FY2212 MONTHS23 November 2021FY2112 MONTHS19 May 2021
Revenue$61.2m$58.4m$58.4m$60.4m$134.8m$111.5m
Revenue growth %4.9%-0.1%-3.3%-55.2%20.8%10.7%
Operating profit$55.6m$52.8m$52.9m$49.8m$95.6m
Operating profit margin %90.8%90.4%90.6%82.3%85.7%
PBT$66.1m$38.9m-$16.8m$17.1m$247.2m$248.4m
PBT growth %70.0%-93.1%-0.5%100.6%
NPAT$61.0m$33.0m-$19.8m$10.7m$238.6m$241.7m
NPAT growth %85.2%-95.5%-1.3%102.9%
Operating cash flow$37.9m$32.1m$35.9m$37.6m$83.9m$88.4m
OCF / Operating profit %68.1%60.8%67.8%75.5%92.4%
FCF pre-lease-$2.7m$8.4m$16.6m$7.5m-$2.7m$19.6m
FCF post-lease$7.5m
DPS1.7c1.7c1.7c1.7c1.7c6.5c
Payout ratio vs NPAT %23.4%42.7%-71.0%131.9%8.3%22.2%
ROE %4.5%2.7%-1.5%0.7%15.7%18.9%
Net debt$782.7m$758.0m$770.9m$731.4m$632.6m$752.8m
Net debt / Operating profit14.07x14.36x14.56x14.70x7.87x
Debtor days10951876
Total assets$2231.7m$2089.6m$2175.6m$2307.6m$2209.0m$2156.8m

Reference: annolyse.ai/companies/arg

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 Argosy swings to $33.0m NPAT on revaluation reversal as operating cash flow...

No revenue or earnings guidance was disclosed; the only stated target is the 6.65 cps full-year dividend, which was reaffirmed and matched prior year. Against this narrow frame, the release delivers on the dividend commitment and keeps gearing inside the 30–40% band. HY25 context shows the earnings shape is heavily second-half weighted — HY25 was a $19.8m loss, FY25 a $33.0m profit — but that shape is a function of the timing of valuation movements rather than an operating seasonality pattern. There is no quantified forward-work or rent-roll figure in the supplied materials to benchmark run-rate against.

Prior Unresolved

FY25

  • How much of the Office and Large Format Retail segment improvement reflects leasing and occupancy gains versus pure fair-value revaluation?
  • With pre-lease FCF at $8.4m against a ~6.65 cps dividend, what is the intended medium-term funding mix between operating cash, asset recycling, and debt?
  • Why did receivables increase 66.9% on essentially flat revenue, lifting receivable days from 5.3 to 8.9?
  • What is the development and capex pipeline for FY26 given capex already rose to 40.6% of revenue?
  • No tenant concentration, lease expiry profile, WALT, or occupancy detail was provided in the supplied materials.

This briefing cannot assess valuation versus market price (no share price supplied) or compare the result against analyst consensus, since neither was provided.

Archive

Briefing archive

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

FY26 · Released 19 November 2025

NPAT jumps 85% on revaluation lift while rental revenue grows just 4.9%

Capex nearly doubled to NZ$40.6m, turning pre-lease free cash flow negative even as gearing stayed inside the 30-40% target band.

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FY25 · Released 20 November 2024

Argosy swings to $33.0m NPAT on revaluation reversal as operating cash flow...

Headline profit recovery is driven by property revaluations, not underlying income, with pre-lease free cash flow down roughly half and the...

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FY24 · Released 29 November 2023

Operating profit rose 6.4% but Argosy swung to a $19.8m NPAT loss

Rental operations held up and dividend guidance was reaffirmed, but below-the-line charges collapsed PBT by $33.9m and cut equity 11.5%.

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FY23 · Released 22 November 2022

Operating profit up 5% but HY23 PBT collapsed 87% on weaker revaluations

Argosy's core rental profitability held up, but the bottom line was hollowed out by smaller fair value gains on the investment property portfolio.

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FY22 · Released 23 November 2021

Rental revenue up 20.8% but NPAT slipped 1.3% as capex pushed FCF negative

A deleveraged balance sheet and reconfirmed 6.55cps dividend sit alongside weaker cash conversion and a capex step-up that outran operating cash flow.

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FY21 · Released 19 May 2021

NPAT doubled on revaluation gains while operating profit grew just 8.4%

A NZ$241.7m FY21 NPAT flatters a rental business that grew underlying operating profit at single digits, with leverage still drifting higher.

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