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Fiscal Year 2026
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The meeting confirmed the election of seven directors and reappointment of auditors. Strong 2025 results included 8% NAV growth, robust income property and asset management performance, and major development progress in Western Canada and Toronto. Strategic focus remains on scaling core segments and adapting to market challenges.
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Q1 2026 saw improved results with a reduced net loss and strong growth in core divisions. Asset management and income properties outperformed, while government support and market tailwinds are expected to drive further growth, especially in housing and Western Canada.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Strong Q4 results capped a robust year, with major asset management and development ventures fueling growth. Income properties and land pre-sales commitments set the stage for significant NOI and revenue increases in 2026–2028.
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Third-quarter net margin rose to CAD 24.1 million, with strong growth in asset management, land, and income properties. Pre-sales commitments surged to CAD 275 million, and liquidity remains robust at CAD 328 million. Outlook for 2026 is positive despite macroeconomic uncertainties.
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Western Canada development and income properties are driving long-term growth, with strong land approvals, robust lease-up, and increasing asset management AUM. Most 2025 income will be back-ended, and liquidity remains strong with prudent capital allocation.
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The meeting covered strong 2024 financial results, with record earnings in Western Canada and asset management growth. All director nominees were elected, auditors reappointed, and a key incentive plan amendment approved. Strategic focus remains on Western Canada, income properties, and asset management amid Toronto sector challenges.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Reported record ordinary income per share and strong liquidity, driven by robust Western Canada land sales, asset management growth, and a major asset sale. Cautious capital deployment continues amid macro uncertainty, with a focus on recurring income and prudent investment.
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Q3 saw a pre-tax loss due to timing of lot sales and lower development activity, but strong presales and robust performance in core segments position the company for a strong Q4 and year-end. Liquidity remains high, and management is focused on growth and capital discipline.
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Earnings rebounded to CAD 55.5 million in Q2, driven by strong Western Canada development and asset management. Liquidity remains robust at CAD 280 million, with significant pre-sale commitments and a positive outlook for further growth, especially in apartments and income properties.
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The meeting confirmed the election of eight directors and reappointment of auditors, reviewed strong financial growth in assets, land sales, and income properties, and outlined major development and rental expansion plans. Management expressed optimism for 2024, citing robust liquidity and a positive market outlook.