DEXUS (ASX:DXS)
Australia · Delayed Price · Currency is AUD | Market Cap | 7.86B |
| Revenue (ttm) | 1.28B |
| Net Income (ttm) | 136.10M |
| Shares Out | 1.07B |
| EPS (ttm) | 0.13 |
| PE Ratio | 57.82 |
| Forward PE | 11.71 |
| Dividend | 0.36 (4.91%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | Jun 27, 2025 |
| Volume | 2,306,468 |
| Average Volume | 2,861,540 |
| Open | 7.25 |
| Previous Close | 7.24 |
| Day's Range | 7.22 - 7.37 |
| 52-Week Range | 6.50 - 7.89 |
| Beta | 0.78 |
| RSI | 49.94 |
| Earnings Date | Aug 20, 2025 |
About DEXUS
Dexus (ASX: DXS) is a leading Australasian fully integrated real asset group, managing a high-quality Australasian real estate and infrastructure portfolio valued at $50.1 billion. The Dexus Platform includes the Dexus listed portfolio and the funds management business. The $14.5 billion listed portfolio includes direct and indirect ownership of office, industrial, retail, healthcare, infrastructure, alternatives and other investments. We manage a further $35.6 billion of investments in our funds management business which connects third party c... [Read more]
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Dexus posts turnaround profit amid funds challenge
CEO Ross Du Vernet has called out the inflection point for the nation’s battered commercial real estate market, and a much-need boost for the property giant.
Westfield owner Scentre sells $683m stake in Brisbane mall
Dexus taps Westfield owner Scentre for major stake in Brisbane mall
Lendlease, investors banker up as Mirvac’s $10b land grab kicks off
The showdown is a painful echo of the brawl between Mirvac and Dexus over a $7 billion office tower fund originally run by AMP Capital three years ago.
Dexus sues AMP; Microsoft lays off 9000; The billionaire and the beautician
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Dexus sues AMP as stoush over $1.7b Macquarie Centre widens
The ASX-listed property giant is already being pursued by superannuation funds who say it should relinquish its stake in the mall after acquiring it from AMP.
Future Fund ditches Dexus as manager of its Melbourne Airport stake
The $300 billion fund has only just been approved to manage assets internally. Dexus is already fighting with Australian Pacific Airports Corporation investors.
Rest Super joins legal stoush over Melbourne Airport
The fund says its 2 million members should not lose their investment in the Melbourne and Launceston airports because of a legal battle between Dexus and its co-investors.
Dexus wins Melbourne Airport reprieve, says co-investors overreacting
The asset manager will not have to sell its 27 per cent stake in the airport’s owner until the question of whether it breached confidentiality is examined.
Can Dexus walk both sides of the street?
Fund managers who have tried to work across real estate and infrastructure soon discover that the two sides talk a different language.
Dexus seeks injunction against warring co-investors at Melbourne Airport
The ASX-listed property group is seeking an injunction against an attempt from its fellow shareholders to trigger a forced sale of its stake in two airports.
Rest Super a potential loser in Dexus’ Melbourne Airport stoush
Retail workers holding pensions with Rest Super stand to lose their exposure to the key infrastructure asset if Dexus is forced to sell its holding.
Inside the bitter battle for Melbourne Airport
Dexus thought it had a deal to sell a 9 per cent stake in the prized asset. Instead, it got a whopper court case.
IFM Investors leads shareholder revolt against Dexus at Melbourne Airport
The IFM-led shareholder group have argued Dexus defaulted on the shareholder agreement, and are expected to seek to claw back its shareholding of up to 27.3 per cent.
Dexus forced to sell $830m stake in Macquarie Centre to super giants
The Supreme Court of NSW has rejected a last-minute bid from the ASX-listed landlord to stave off the transaction, having found it was required to sell.
Former Dexus executive sells $23m Sydney mansion
One of Darling Point’s most beautiful homes, landmark mansion Kardinia, has sold in an off-market deal.
Sydney CBD car park that could reshape skyline hits the market
The carpark is surrounded by major projects owned by Merivale, Lendlease, Dexus, Mirvac and Milligan.
Dexus (DEXSF) (H1 2025) Earnings Call Highlights: Strategic Divestments and Resilient Cash ...
Dexus (DEXSF) (H1 2025) Earnings Call Highlights: Strategic Divestments and Resilient Cash Flows Amid Market Challenges
Directors warn of investment delays amid Trump, election uncertainty
Company directors from Macquarie, Fortescue, Dexus, Perpetual and Prospa say Donald Trump and the upcoming election will lead to projects being delayed or paused.
Ownership shakeup at $2b Kiwi poles-and-wires owner Powerco
Should Dexus succeed in buying the Powerco stake as expected, it would be a stunning comeback for the ASX-listed player after being rebuffed last year.
Dexus appeals forced sale of $830m Macquarie Centre stake
Dexus is disputing a court decision that requires one of its managed funds to sell a half stake in the Sydney shopping mall to its co-investors.
Dexus circles $830m of malls to catch retail wave
The property giant is on the hunt for a major shopping centre, looking at the likes of Woodgrove mall and a half stake in Erina Fair.
UniSuper, Cbus win right to buy $830m Macquarie Centre stake off Dexus
The superannuation giants had taken Dexus, one of the country’s largest real estate landlords, to court claiming it breached contractual rules and had to sell.
What we learnt from walking Sydney with our biggest office landlord
Exploring the streets of its CBD with the chief executive of commercial property giant Dexus, it fast becomes clear that the outlook is far from settled.
Three-horse race at Queensland Airports; Dexus snags a wing man
Dexus has survived the loss of a big partner while KKR’s dealmakers seem to have overcome last-minute doubts about lobbing a binding bid.
See ya laters! GIP taps out at Queensland Airports auction
Dexus has until September 23’s deadline for binding offers to hunt for a partner that could fill in the equity funding hole left by GIP’s decision to walk.