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Centuria Office REIT
FY25 results

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FY25 FFO delivered

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10.1 cpu

FY25 DPU delivered

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$1.67

NTA1

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93%

A-grade offices2

Australia’s largest ASX listed pure play office REIT

In FY25 COF agreed 24,406 sqm of leasing across 44 deals3, representing 8.9% of the portfolio’s net lettable area. Portfolio occupancy remained well above the national metropolitan market average of 82%4, reflecting continued tenant demand and proactive leasing strategies.

COF reported $18 million in valuation growth in the second half of FY25, marking the first period of growth since FY22.

During FY25, debt was successfully refinanced with covenants renegotiated and no change to margin. Refinancing has resulted in no debt expiring before FY28.

COF’s 1.1MW edge data centre has delivered a 19% uplift in asset valuation and diversifying tenant mix. 

COF FY25 results highlights

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A portfolio of quality, highly connected and affordable office space

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$1.9bn

Portfolio book value across 19 assets5

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91.2%

Portfolio occupancy6

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4.1 year

Portfolio WALE7

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4.9 star

NABERS SPI energy rating8

Connectivity
Connectivity with key transport nodes and reduced commute times

Enhanced amenity​
COF assets provide access to wellbeing amenity, retail and hospitality

Building age

Young portfolio​
Prime assets are generating greater tenant demand

Accessible price point​
Deeper investment demand for assets valued less than $150 million.

  1. NTA per unit is calculated as net assets divided by number of units on issue.
  2. Management interpretation of Property Council of Australia (PCA) guidelines.
  3. Includes heads of agreement and executed leases.
  4. JLL National Office Summary, Q2 2025.
  5. Investment properties of $1.9bn includes a $32.4m leasehold asset under AASB 16.
  6. By gross income.
  7. Weighted average lease expiry (WALE) by gross income.
  8. NABERS SPI Energy & Water Rating is for the period 1 June 2024 to 31 July 2025.