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KPG · NZX

Kiwi Property Group (KPG)

Property / Property investment•Covered: HY21 - FY26•11 published briefings

Kiwi Property Group is an NZX-listed property / property investment company with HY21 - FY26 of published result briefings.

Latest briefing

FY26 · Released 18 May 2026

PBT fell 17.0% while FCF swung to NZ$25.5m on a 45% capex cut

Reported earnings declined and the 5.6cps full-year dividend ran at 182.4% of NPAT, with lower capex rather than profit growth funding deleveraging.

Market data

Latest available
Price
NZD 0.94
Mkt cap
$1.6b
Yield
5.9%

Quote as of 04-06-2026 4:40pm NZT

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Snapshot

Latest metrics

FY26, released 18 May 2026

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KPG latest metrics
MetricValueChange
Revenue$271.4m↑ +2.9%
NPAT$50.4m↓ -11.6%
Operating cash flow$81.8m↑ +1.7%
Net debt$1.2b↓ -5.0%
ROE %2.7%↓ -0.3pp
DPS1.4c↑ +3.7%
Payout ratio vs NPAT %182.4%↑ +31.1pp
Annual payout ratio vs EPS %182.4%↑ +31.1pp
PBT$78.4m↓ -17.0%
FCF pre-lease$25.5m↑ +215.9%

Source: latest published briefing (FY26, released 18 May 2026). Change compares against the prior equivalent period: FY25, released 26 May 2025.

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Performance over time

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KPG metric history
MetricFY2612 MONTHS18 May 2026HY266 MONTHS24 November 2025FY2512 MONTHS26 May 2025HY256 MONTHS25 November 2024FY2412 MONTHS27 May 2024HY246 MONTHS27 November 2023FY2312 MONTHS22 May 2023HY236 MONTHS28 November 2022FY2212 MONTHS23 May 2022HY226 MONTHS22 November 2021HY216 MONTHS23 November 2020Trend
Revenue$271.4m$136.7m$263.7m$128.4m$240.5m$117.7m$259.1m$130.2m$246.8m$121.4m$112.2m
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Revenue growth %2.9%6.5%9.6%Outside range highOutside range high revenue growth. 9.6%; 4-period range -6.2% to 6.2%. Revenue growth: 9.6%, above normal range; 4-period mean 2.1%, range -6.2%-6.2%.9.0%Outside range highOutside range high revenue growth. 9%; 5-period range -47.8% to 7.3%. Revenue growth: 9.0%, above normal range; 5-period mean -9.8%, range -47.8%-7.3%.-6.2%Unprecedented lowUnprecedented low revenue growth. -6.2%; 4-period range 2.9% to 9.6%. Revenue growth: -6.2%, unprecedented low; 4-period mean 6.1%, range 2.9%-9.6%.-9.6%5.7%7.3%6.2%-47.8%Unprecedented lowUnprecedented low revenue growth. -47.8%; 5-period range -9.6% to 9%. Revenue growth: -47.8%, unprecedented low; 5-period mean 1.6%, range -9.6%-9.0%.-5.1%
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  • FY24 Revenue growth %: Unprecedented low revenue growth. -6.2%; 4-period range 2.9% to 9.6%. Revenue growth: -6.2%, unprecedented low; 4-period mean 6.1%, range 2.9%-9.6%.
  • HY25 Revenue growth %: Outside range high revenue growth. 9%; 5-period range -47.8% to 7.3%. Revenue growth: 9.0%, above normal range; 5-period mean -9.8%, range -47.8%-7.3%.
  • FY25 Revenue growth %: Outside range high revenue growth. 9.6%; 4-period range -6.2% to 6.2%. Revenue growth: 9.6%, above normal range; 4-period mean 2.1%, range -6.2%-6.2%.
Operating profit—$62.9m—$56.4m$108.2m$52.4m$129.6m——$62.5m—
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Operating profit margin %—46.0%—43.9%45.0%44.5%50.0%——51.5%—
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PBT$78.4m$23.7m$94.5m$54.7m$24.7m-$24.9m-$214.8m-$135.4m$260.6m$161m$64.2m
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PBT growth %-17.0%-56.7%282.6%—————17.2%-27.6%35.7%
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NPAT$50.4m$9.8m$57m$43.2m-$2.1m-$36.5m-$227.7m-$151.1m$224.3m$143.2m$54.2m
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NPAT growth %-11.6%-77.3%——————14.1%-27.1%47.3%
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Operating cash flow$81.8m$47.9m$80.5m$37m$99.3m$47.8m$113m$59.2m$115.6m$56.2m$56.7m
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OCF / Operating profit %—76.2%—65.7%91.8%91.3%87.2%——90.0%—
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FCF pre-lease$25.5m$18.9m-$22m-$27.3m-$72.7m-$40m-$49.4m-$21.7m$34.2m$23.4m-$20.6m
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DPS1.4c1.4c1.4c1.4c1.4c1.4c1.4c1.4c2.9c2.8c2.2c
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Payout ratio vs NPAT %182.4%—151.3%49.6%————39.2%30.2%63.6%
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Annual payout ratio vs EPS %182.4%—151.3%—————39.2%——
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ROE %2.7%0.5%3.1%2.3%-0.1%-2.0%-11.8%Unprecedented lowUnprecedented low roe. -11.8%; 4-period range -0.1% to 9.9%. ROE: -11.8%, unprecedented low; 4-period mean 3.9%, range -0.1%-9.9%.-7.4%Unprecedented lowUnprecedented low roe. -7.4%; 4-period range -2% to 2.7%. ROE: -7.4%, unprecedented low; 4-period mean 0.9%, range -2.0%-2.7%.9.9%Outside range highOutside range high roe. 9.9%; 4-period range -11.8% to 3.1%. ROE: 9.9%, above normal range; 4-period mean -1.5%, range -11.8%-3.1%.6.4%2.7%Outside range highOutside range high roe. 2.7%; 4-period range -7.4% to 2.3%. ROE: 2.7%, above normal range; 4-period mean -1.6%, range -7.4%-2.3%.
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Net debt$1.2b$1.3b$1.3b$1.2b$1.2b$1.1b$1.1b$1.2b$1.1b$1.1b$1b
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Net debt / Operating profit—20.27x—22.02x10.88x20.79x8.59x——16.92x—
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Debtor days11Outside range lowOutside range low debtor days. 11d; 4-period range 12d to 17d. Debtor days: 11.1 days, below normal range; 4-period mean 14.1 days, range 12.1 days-17.5 days.13141312121311Outside range lowOutside range low debtor days. 11d; 5-period range 12d to 36d. Debtor days: 10.9 days, below normal range; 5-period mean 18.7 days, range 12.1 days-36.0 days.17Unprecedented highUnprecedented high debtor days. 18d; 4-period range 11d to 14d. Debtor days: 17.5 days, unprecedented high; 4-period mean 12.5 days, range 11.1 days-13.5 days.1936Unprecedented highUnprecedented high debtor days. 36d; 5-period range 11d to 19d. Debtor days: 36.0 days, unprecedented high; 5-period mean 13.7 days, range 10.9 days-19.2 days.
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  • FY26 Debtor days: Outside range low debtor days. 11d; 4-period range 12d to 17d. Debtor days: 11.1 days, below normal range; 4-period mean 14.1 days, range 12.1 days-17.5 days.
Inventory days132131123115112——————
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Total assets$3.2b$3.3b$3.3b$3.3b$3.2b$3.1b$3.2b$3.5b$3.6b$3.5b$3.3b
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Reference: annolyse.ai/companies/kpg

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.

Operating working-capital movement

Per-period working-capital absorption or release, from the same published history. Positive values are working-capital build; negative values are release.

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  • HY23 KPG: Outside range low operating working-capital movement. $-5m; 5-period range $0m to $82.4m. Operating working-capital movement: NZ$-5.0m, below normal range; 4/5 prior periods had builds averaging NZ$30.2m, and none had a working-capital release.
  • FY23 KPG: Outside range low operating working-capital movement. $-2.4m; 4-period range $4.2m to $72m. Operating working-capital movement: NZ$-2.4m, below normal range; 4/4 prior periods had builds averaging NZ$25.4m, and none had a working-capital release.
  • FY24 KPG: Unprecedented high operating working-capital movement. $72m; 4-period range $-2.4m to $17.5m. Operating working-capital movement: NZ$72.0m, unprecedented high; 3/4 prior periods had builds averaging NZ$9.8m, and 1 had releases averaging NZ$-2.4m.
  • HY25 KPG: Unprecedented high operating working-capital movement. $82.4m; 5-period range $-5m to $17.8m. Operating working-capital movement: NZ$82.4m, unprecedented high; 3/5 prior periods had builds averaging NZ$12.7m, and 1 had releases averaging NZ$-5.0m.

The setup & the reality

HY26 → FY26 Follow-through

The latest result is checked against what the prior briefing said to watch.

Current result now available

FY26 · Released 18 May 2026

PBT fell 17.0% while FCF swung to NZ$25.5m on a 45% capex cut

Reported earnings declined and the 5.6cps full-year dividend ran at 182.4% of NPAT, with lower capex rather than profit growth funding deleveraging.

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Historical setup

What HY26 said to watch

From NTA per share fell 4.3% to $1.12 even as operating profit rose 11.5%

No forward distributable-earnings target is supplied in the release excerpts. Management has flagged FY26 priorities including balance-sheet management, and the post-period Sylvia Park Lifestyle sale provides ~$53m of capital; S&P has revised the credit outlook. The full-year dividend per share is 5.6cps versus 5.4cps prior, with management disclosing an 88% payout ratio on an AFFO basis.

Annualising current-half revenue gives $273.3m, modestly above FY25's $263.7m. The prior year was heavily second-half-weighted on NPAT (HY25 contributed 75.8% of FY25 NPAT), so any H2 NPAT recovery this year depends almost entirely on revaluation movements and the tax line normalising — neither of which the current release allows us to test.

Open questions

Open questions from HY26

  • What specifically caused the effective tax rate to jump to 58.6%, and how much of it is one-off versus structural?
  • What was the magnitude of the fair-value movement on investment property that pushed PBT down despite an 11.5% rise in operating profit?
  • How will the ~$53m of Sylvia Park Lifestyle sale proceeds be allocated between debt reduction, development capex, and distributions?
  • Why did segment reporting shift so much revenue from Retail to Other, and how does management want investors to read like-for-like segment trends?
  • Is the 88% AFFO payout ratio sustainable once development capex returns toward FY25 levels?

This briefing cannot assess the underlying property valuation assumptions, occupancy and WALT trajectory, or cap-rate exposure that ultimately drive the NTA direction.

Archive

Briefing archive

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

FY26 · Released 18 May 2026

PBT fell 17.0% while FCF swung to NZ$25.5m on a 45% capex cut

Reported earnings declined and the 5.6cps full-year dividend ran at 182.4% of NPAT, with lower capex rather than profit growth funding deleveraging.

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HY26 · Released 24 November 2025

NTA per share fell 4.3% to $1.12 even as operating profit rose 11.5%

Valuation pressure and a 58.6% effective tax rate cut NPAT to $9.8m, while pre-lease free cash flow swung to $18.9m on lower capex.

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FY25 · Released 26 May 2025

NPAT swung to $57.0m but operating cash fell 19%

A lower effective tax rate contributed to the headline earnings recovery while working capital absorbed $17.5m and the full-year dividend fell to 5.4c.

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HY25 · Released 25 November 2024

Operating profit fell 25.2% as pre-lease FCF dropped to -$27.3m

The 218.3% NPAT rebound is a valuation-driven swing from prior-year losses; operating profit, cash conversion, and the dividend all weakened.

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FY24 · Released 27 May 2024

Working capital absorbed NZ$72.0m, driving pre-lease FCF to NZ$-72.7m

Headline NPAT loss narrowed on smaller revaluation hits, but operating profit fell 37.7% and gearing rose with capex at 71.5% of revenue.

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HY24 · Released 27 November 2023

Loss narrowed 75.8% but pre-lease FCF dropped to -$40.0m

Revenue fell 9.6% on portfolio reshaping while capex climbed to 74.6% of revenue, leaving pre-lease cash flow below its historical range.

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FY23 · Released 22 May 2023

NPAT swung NZ$451.9m to a loss while rents grew 5.7%

Operating cash held near flat at NZ$113.0m, but doubled capex pushed pre-lease FCF to -NZ$49.4m and halved the final dividend.

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HY23 · Released 28 November 2022

NPAT swung to NZ$151.1m loss and dividend halved as OCF grew 5.3%

Investment-property revaluation effects drove an unprecedented statutory loss while rental cash earnings grew, but a halved dividend and rising

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FY22 · Released 23 May 2022

PBT up 17.2% but operating profit up just 7.3% as valuation gains dominate

Statutory earnings are inflated by non-cash investment property revaluations while debtor days rose materially above the historical range.

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HY22 · Released 22 November 2021

KPG: revenue fell 47.8% as the prior period captured a full year

The headline -27.1% NPAT move reflects a non-comparable prior period, while debtor days hit an unprecedented 19.2 and pre-lease FCF strengthened

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HY21 · Released 23 November 2020

Debtor days hit 36 days — nearly triple the historical norm of 13.7 days

Trade receivables tripled to NZ$22.2m against a revenue decline, signalling rent-collection stress that the headline PBT recovery does not resolve.

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Earnings quality and statutory distortions

PBT and NPAT growth diverged by 5.4pp, with a distortion flag in the result.

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Dividend coverage and payout pressure

Company-disclosed payout ratio is 92.0% on a company-disclosed basis, with NPAT payout at 182.4%.

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Working-capital pressure

Inventory days were 132 days, +9 days versus the prior comparable period.

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Revenue growth context

Revenue growth was 2.9% for this reporting period.

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