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Peet Establishes New Fund for Future Qld Residential Project

Progress Report

  • Dec 20, 2024
  • 1 page

Appendix 3Y (Mr BD Gore)

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Nov 29, 2024
  • 2 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - PPC

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Nov 29, 2024
  • 6 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - PPC

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Nov 29, 2024
  • 6 pages

Change in substantial holding

Change in substantial holding

  • Nov 28, 2024
  • 4 pages

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November 2024

SG Hiscock’s Grant Berry.

ASX property stocks are the ‘quiet achievers’, says SG Hiscock

Portfolio manager Grant Berry says residential developer Peet has the most near-term upside and opportunity abounds in the smaller end of the property sector.

  • Joanne Tran

May 2023

Consumers and investors have been reluctant to buy off the plan.

Not all construction companies are a mess – this is where to look

With high underlying demand, there are lucrative potential returns for those that can survive current pressures.

  • Elio D'Amato

October 2020

360 Capital's Tony Pitt is calling time on its Peet investment.

360 Capital moves on from Peet Limited

Tony Pitt-led real estate fund manager 360 Capital's whirlwind journey onto listed residential developer Peet Limited's share register is coming to a close. 

  • Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd

August 2020

UBS's equities desk was hunting for a stake in Peet on Monday night.

UBS helps mystery buyer hunt for Peet stake

Its equities desk is trying to snatch a substantial holding in the listed residential developer for an unnamed buyer. 

  • Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd

Divestment plan puts Peet in the red

A sharp drop in settlements and the cost of divesting non-core projects resulted in a statutory loss for the residential developer.

  • Nila Sweeney
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Peet's shares are trading up almost 20 per cent since Wednesday last week.

Mystery buyer snaps up toehold stake in activist target Peet Ltd

Fund managers' eyes are trained on the listed residential developer and the smoke signals are flying.

  • Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd

July 2020

ASX rises; Afterpay cracks $75, tops $20b market cap

The Australian sharemarket rises 0.6 per cent as miners, banks advance. Afterpay joins 20 largest companies after 11 per cent surge. Sezzle soars 42pc. Treasury Wine Estates warns of 21 per cent earnings slump. ASX extends capital raising relief until November 30.

  • Robert Guy, Vesna Poljak, Sarah Turner, William McInnes, Tom Richardson and Luke Housego

February 2020

Peet CEO Brendan Gore

Peet earnings slump on lower settlements

Developer points to higher sales figures, but says FY20 will still be worse than last year.

  • Michael Bleby
Peet chief executive Brendan Gore.

L1 Capital takes aim at Peet Ltd, calls for strategic review

Shareholders in $650 million listed residential developer Peet Limited have reached breaking point with the company's strategic direction.

  • Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd

August 2019

Expecting a 'challenging' year: Peet CEO Brendan Gore.

Peet 'cautious' about housing recovery

Developer expects 'challenging' year ahead after sales - a leading indicator of settlements - almost halved.

  • Michael Bleby

May 2019

The past week has boosted the environment for residential developers.

Outlook turns on a dime for developers

'A week makes all the difference': dramatic political and policy changes in the past week have boosted the residential outlook for all developers.

  • Michael Bleby

February 2018

"While revenue and EBITDA were down, the group continues to deliver on its stated strategies, resulting in strong operating margins": Brendan Gore, CEO of Peet Group.

PEET targets earnings growth in second half of year

Lot sales and settlements fell at PEET Group in the six months to December as the WA-based developer and fund manager reported a 4 per cent fall in before-tax earnings, which came in at $41.7 million

  • Updated
  • Larry Schlesinger

September 2017

Wilson Asset Management expects the capital expenditure boom to continue with a new wave of infrastructure investment to be focused on the country's west.

Western Australia is in better shape for growth than you probably think

The rebound of the mining and mining services sectors was the standout story amid last month's generally underwhelming company results announcements.

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  • Chris Stott

February 2017

No improvement in Perth housing market in 2017: PEET

WA-based residential developer and fund manager PEET says there will be no improvement in the Perth housing market in 2017.

  • Updated
  • Larry Schlesinger

July 2016

Peet links with Thai developer Supalai for Redbank Plains project

Development and funds management group Peet has formed a new joint venture fund with Thai heavyweight developer Supalai Public Company to develop a housing estate in Brisbane.

  • Updated
  • Robert Harley and Nick Lenaghan
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May 2016

Peet finds a buyer for shopping centre in Melbourne's north

Listed developer Peet Group has sold a retail development site at one of its housing estates in Melbourne to a private developer for a little more than $11 million.

  • Updated
  • Nick Lenaghan

Developer Peet to diversify capital with $75m bond offer

Peet Limited will raise up to $75 million to refinance existing debt and diversify its capital structure as it seeks to strengthen its balance sheet.

  • Updated
  • Michael Bleby

February 2016

Perth's Peet rides higher in the east

Residential developer Peet Group has a record number of contracts in hand as buoyant east coast markets helping it to an 8 per cent lift in its 2016 interim profit.

  • Updated
  • Nick Lenaghan

Ouson Group pays $74m for site near Ned Kelly birthplace

Melbourne developer Ouson Group has paid about $74 million to acquire a140 hectare greenfield site in the rural hamlet of Beveridge, most famous as the birthplace of the outlaw bushranger Ned Kelly.

  • Updated
  • Larry Schlesinger

January 2016

Pointcorp switches focus to house and land packages over inner-city apartments

Developers who tripled their money selling a $24 million property are sceptical about Brisbane's apartment boom and will diversify into houses and land.

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  • Matthew Cranston

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