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    Ale Property Group

    February 2022

    Earnings wrap.

    All the profit results for February 10, 2022

    Results briefing | News and analysis on today’s profit results from AGL, AMP, ASX, CIMIC, Downer EDI, Mirvac, NAB, NBN, Northern Star and Vulcan Steel.  Find updated reports and analysis here.

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    • Andrew Hobbs

    November 2021

    Charter Hall bounces on earnings upgrade amid industrial boom

    The hot market for warehouse and logistics assets in particular has been good for Charter Hall’s managed portfolio and there may be more uplift to come.

    • Nick Lenaghan

    September 2021

    ALE own pubs such as the Crows Nest Hotel on Sydney’s lower north shore.

    Charter Hall buys into reopening trade with $1.7b pubs deal

    Busy fund manager Charter Hall, backed by industry fund Hostplus, has struck a $1.7 billion deal to buy out the country’s biggest listed pubs landlord, ALE Property Group.

    • Nick Lenaghan

    August 2021

    The Tudor Inn was bought by a Melbourne investor.

    Melbourne pub sale sets new yield benchmark

    The Tudor Inn at 1281 Nepean Highway was the latest asset offered for sale by ASX-listed pub landlord ALE Property Group, which has now divested over $100 million of non-core properties.

    • Larry Schlesinger
    ALE own pub like the Crows Nest Hotel on Sydney’s lower north shore.

    ALE ready to help Endeavour grow pubs empire

    The country’s largest pub owner is exploring acquisition opportunities with its tenant, newly-listed hospitality giant Endeavour.

    • Larry Schlesinger
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    May 2021

    The Surfair Beach Hotel adjoins Wyndham’s Ramada Hotel

    HPI closes in on $1b of pub real estate after Sunshine Coast deal

    With the acquisition of the Surfair Beach Hotel from the Scanlon family, HPI owns about $900 million of assets.

    • Larry Schlesinger

    March 2021

    The Pelican Waters Tavern is one of four pubs being sold by ALE.

    ALE puts $21m pub offering on the market

    ALE is selling four of its smaller pubs at auction at the end of March amid very strong appetite for long-leased investments from private investors.

    • Larry Schlesinger

    October 2020

    ALE confirmed in August it had not been called on to provide rent relief.

    ALE takes rent dispute to court

    The dispute centres on a series of rent reviews conducted as required by independent valuers across 43 of the pub properties in the ALE portfolio in late 2018.

    • Nick Lenaghan

    August 2020

    Last drinks for Andrew Wilkinson at ALE.

    Pub owner ALE drinks toast to rising rents

    Over the 12 months to the end of June, departing CEO Andrew Wilkinson said ALE had importantly collected 12 full rent cheques from ALH and would continue to do so.

    • Larry Schlesinger

    May 2020

    Former Viva Energy CFO and Valad CEO Guy Farrands has been named the new chief executive of ALE Property Group.

    Former Valad boss to lead pub owner ALE

    Guy Farrands will lead ALE through one of its most challenging periods as the hospitality sector slowly emerges from its post-COVID-19 hibernation.

    • Larry Schlesinger

    February 2020

    Andrew Wilkinson: "There is strong demand for corporate bonds."

    Pub trust to take advantage of 'materially' cheaper bonds

    Cheaper bond pricing and a boost to rents from rent reviews will reduce the amount of ALE's distribution funded from cash reserves and debt.

    • Larry Schlesinger

    August 2019

    Andrew Wilkinson at ALE's Crows Nest Hotel in Sydney

    Departing ALE boss drinks toast to revived pub sector

    When Andrew Wilkinson started at ALE 16 years ago, the group's gearing was at 88 per cent. Now it's at 41.5 per cent.

    • Larry Schlesinger

    July 2019

    Andrew Wilkinson, Managing Director of ALE Property Group, enjoys a beer at the Crows Nest Hotel, on 16 January 2018. Photo: Jessica Hromas

    Pubs landlord ALE raises the bar on rent

    A round of capped rent reviews is lifting income for pubs landlord ALE. It may collect even larger rents after uncapped rent reviews in 2028.

    • Nick Lenaghan

    February 2019

    ALE swings to rental growth as pub values flatline

    The ALE Property Group swung from capital growth story to a rental income play in the second half of the year as it booked the first rental increases from an ongoing

    • Larry Schlesinger

    September 2018

    Retail landlords under pressure: Moody's

    Moody's has singled out retail property as the sector most under challenge in its post-results stocktake of property trusts.

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    • Nick Lenaghan
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    Beer and skittles: Chinese investor buys Melbourne pub on sub-5pc yield

    Clinton Baxter from Savills Australia, who negotiated the sale of The George Hotel said pubs selling on yields below 5 per cent were still "the exception to the rule".

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    • Larry Schlesinger

    ALE and Woolworths-backed ALH in dispute over pub rent increases

    Australia's largest owner of freehold pubs, ALE Property Group, has locked horns with its tenant, Woolworths-backed operator ALH Group, over rental increases across nearly 40 of its properties

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    • Larry Schlesinger

    August 2018

    'Positive' rent reviews to boost future ALE payout

    The country's biggest listed owner of freehold pubs expects a "positive result" from upcoming market rent reviews, as distributable profit came in flat.

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    • Larry Schlesinger

    June 2018

    Pub yields tighten below 5pc as ALE portfolio soars

    Yields for freehold metropolitan pubs have tightened below 5 per cent, the latest valuations of ASX-listed pub landlord ALE Property Group show.

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    • Larry Schlesinger

    February 2018

    Australia's biggest pub owner ALE borrows $40m to grow distributions

    The chief executive of ALE Property Group, the country's biggest owner of freehold pubs, has defended the trust's policy of borrowing money to grow distributions in line with inflation.

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    • Larry Schlesinger