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Stride Property Group's Turnaround: EPS Surges to NZ$0.033 in H1 2025

Eli GrantSaturday, Nov 30, 2024 3:32 pm ET
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Stride Property Group, a New Zealand-based real estate investment firm, reported a significant earnings turnaround in the first half of 2025, with earnings per share (EPS) surging to NZ$0.033, a stark contrast to the NZ$0.093 loss recorded in the same period last year. This remarkable reversal in fortune can be attributed to several key factors and strategic initiatives undertaken by the company.

Firstly, Stride Property Group's focus on investing in high-quality properties with enduring demand, coupled with its diversified and enduring investment management business, has delivered strong income growth. This is evident in the higher net rental income of $36.0m, up 3.5% on HY24, which contributed to the profit before other expense and income tax of $25.4m, in line with HY24.

Secondly, the real estate investment management business maintained steady activity levels across HY25, reflected in the recurring management fee income of $7.9m, broadly in line with HY24. This stability in activity, coupled with the company's strong balance sheet and robust track record of income growth, further supports the positive earnings growth prospects for Stride Property Group.

Lastly, the commencement of the interest rate easing cycle is expected to benefit property transaction activity, supporting asset valuations and transactional activity for SIML's investment management business. This favorable macroeconomic environment, coupled with Stride's strategic initiatives, has contributed to the company's impressive earnings turnaround.

In response to these positive developments, Stride Property Group declared a dividend of NZ$0.023 in the first half of 2025, down from NZ$0.027 in the same period in 2024. This dividend policy, targeting 25%-75% of SIML's distributable profit after current tax and 80%-100% of SPL's distributable profit after current tax, reflects the company's commitment to balance capital retention and shareholder returns.

As Stride Property Group continues to execute its strategic vision, investors can expect the company to build on its impressive earnings turnaround and deliver long-term growth and value. With a strong balance sheet, robust earnings growth prospects, and a commitment to shareholder returns, Stride Property Group is well-positioned to capitalize on emerging opportunities in the New Zealand real estate market.

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No_Price_1010
11/30
Stride's turnaround is lit, time to buy the dip
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-Joseeey-
11/30
Dividend cut but still holding for long-term gains
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foo-bar-nlogn-100
11/30
NZ real estate looks solid, anyone else bullish?
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Fidler_2K
11/30
Stride's turnaround is solid. Diversified play with real estate and management. NZ market looks promising. 📈
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applesandpearss
11/30
Stride's diversified biz is a smart play, IMO.
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MarketGuru
11/30
Stride's real estate game is strong, but that dividend cut hurts. Watching closely for future moves.
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Progress_8
11/30
Interest rate easing = 🚀 for property market
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Lurking_In_A_Cape
11/30
NZ market looks solid. Thinking of adding $SPL to my diversified portfolio. Any thoughts on long-term potential?
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