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  • REA Group Ltd

    Provides property and property-related services on websites and mobile apps across Australia and India. Providing digital tools, information and data for people interested in property, helping real estate agents, developers, property-related businesses and advertisers promote their services and helping consumers finance their property needs through a multi-channel digital and broker proposition.

    REA$188.590
     -3.380 -1.76%

    Data last updated:May 17, 2024 – 4.40pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    191.970

    Open

    190.880

    Day Range

    188.210 - 191.070

    52 Week Range

    128.990 - 194.810

    Volume

    133,293

    Value

    24,389,378

    Bid

    188.420

    Ask

    188.590

    Dividend Yield

    0.90%

    P/E Ratio

    88.46

    Market Cap

    24.916B

    Total Issue

    132,117,217

    ASX Announcements

    Form 10-Q filed by News Corp with SEC

    Periodic Reports - Other

    • May 10, 2024
    • 53 pages

    Market Sensitive

    REA Group Q3 FY24 financial information released

    Periodic Reports - Other

    • May 9, 2024
    • 5 pages

    Notice of Release of Q3 Results to the Market

    Notification of Results/Reporting Date

    • Apr 23, 2024
    • 1 page

    Change of Director's Interest Notice

    Change of Director’s Interest Notice

    • Apr 15, 2024
    • 3 pages

    Notification regarding unquoted securities - REA

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

    • Apr 15, 2024
    • 6 pages

    View all REA announcements

    This Month

    Softer advertising sales weighed on News Corp’s local newspapers including The Australian in the last quarter.

    ‘Intense’ News Corp restructure to target premium content

    A challenging ad market dragged down News Corp’s news publications, but CEO Robert Thomson said it had extended a lucrative commercial deal with Google.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones

    March

    REA Group chief executive Owen Wilson.

    REA ditches deal ACCC warned could ‘significantly harm’ competition

    The real estate industry and smaller rivals had raised concerns that the acquisition of Dynamic Methods, a provider of transaction forms, would hurt the sector.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones
    ACM’s Antony Catalano.

    Antony Catalano wants to sell three of his biggest newspapers

    The former Domain boss has discussed selling The Newcastle Herald, Illawarra Mercury and Canberra Times back to Nine.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones

    February

    Anthony De Ceglie and Sarah-Jane Tasker reckon they can buck the trend and make free news profitable.

    The three billionaires backing Kerry Stokes’ new free newspaper

    Dominant in Western Australia, Kerry Stokes wants more of the east coast audience. The Nightly has backing from mining, energy, betting and property giants.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones
    REA Group chief executive Owen Wilson.

    Competition concerns rock REA Group’s tiny real estate platform buy

    The News Corp-controlled platform scooped up a small firm that manages critical forms about almost every local real estate transaction. Rivals are growing wary.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones
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    Poles apart: While REA Group’s Owen Wilson says the housing platform is in a sweet spot, Mirvac’s Campbell Hanan says the residential construction giant is facing economic and industry-specific challenges.

    The big split in our broken housing market

    The profit results of Mirvac and REA Group tell very different stories about the housing market. Demand for established homes is strong, but affordability concerns are weighing on new homes sales.

    • Updated
    • James Thomson
    Antony Catalano, Alex Waislitz and Lewis Romano.

    Antony Catalano and Alex Waislitz take on Seek in regional Australia

    Catalano and Waislitz plan to use their regional newspapers to promote their new venture, ViewJobs, in regional hubs and country towns.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones

    January

    Domain boss Jason Pellegrino.

    Nine’s bankers asked private equity if they were interested in Domain

    Nine executives have privately discussed options for Domain, which has not grown at the same pace as rival REA Group. KKR and TPG were sounded out last year.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones and Emma Rapaport
    Mark Freeman says AFIC’s will always find opportunities to add to its high-quality portfolio in any given year.

    Why Australia’s biggest and oldest LIC defied the Ozempic sell-off

    Australian Foundation Investment Company boss Mark Freeman says buying CSL and Resmed amid last year’s Ozempic rout was part of a tried-and-true strategy. 

    • James Thomson

    December 2023

    NAB boss Ross McEwan says housing is Australia’s biggest issue.

    Why our top CEOs fear for the great Australian dream

    The concern among top CEOs about the housing crisis reflects broader worries about inequality, productivity and growth in a slowing economy. 

    • James Thomson

    November 2023

    New Rugby Australia chairman Dan Herbert pictured in Brisbane on Monday, the day after taking over from ousted chairman Hamish McLennan.

    New Rugby boss Dan Herbert says ‘everyone recognises’ game is broken

    But deposed chairman Hamish McLennan, who was ousted in a boardroom coup on Sunday, has warned his exit will lead to “more division ... not less”.

    • Updated
    • Kylar Loussikian and Zoe Samios

    October 2023

    Owen Wilson’s mansion at 25 Linlithgow Road, Toorak.

    REA Group CEO Owen Wilson sells Toorak mansion listed for $17m

    The real estate platform’s chief and wife Liesl paid $7.25 million in 2008. Real estate boss Danny Thomas has paid $13 million for an off-the-plan St Kilda penthouse.

    • Bonnie Campbell
    ASX-listed REA is Australia’s largest real estate listings company.

    Investors back activist’s call for News to sell REA stake

    Starboard Value wants the Murdoch-family controlled media giant to separate from its 61 per cent stake in the Australian real estate business.

    • Updated
    • Joshua Peach
    Simon Baker, the former chief executive of REA Group

    Digital Classifieds Group set to buy Dubizzle’s Asian assets

    Street Talk understands the Melbourne online classifieds marketplace is beefing up its Asian footprint ahead of a potential ASX initial public offering. 

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    September 2023

    Picking long-term winners can transform your net worth.

    Seven growth stocks for the next 10 years

    To help navigate the volatile macro environment of high inflation and rising interest rates, we asked some of Australia’s best stock pickers for their longer-term standouts.

    • Tom Richardson
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    August 2023

    REA chief executive Owen Wilson.

    New developer projects fell 41pc in the last quarter: REA

    Real estate giant REA Group tracks the number of new developer projects launched – there’s been just one quarter of growth in the past two years.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones
    The Chook super fund’s return in 2023 gave the trustees reason to be cocky.

    Chook super fund’s tech bets pay off

    After a second-half win, former Chanticleer columnist Tony Boyd’s SMSF is facing fresh challenges as it shifts from growth to long-term stable income.

    • Tony Boyd

    June 2023

    News Corp global CEO Robert Thomson.

    News Corp wants Damian Eales to replicate REA in the US

    The media conglomerate had planned to sell its majority stake in Move, in a deal worth around $US3 billion, before abruptly ending deal talks in February.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones

    May 2023

    News Corp chief executive Robert Thomson says the ad market is “insipid” but the media empire’s revenues are resilient.

    ‘Insipid’ ad market hits News Corp earnings as real estate stalls

    Revenue and earnings were flat or fell across the board in News Corp, except in its Dow Jones division.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones
    David Paradice says stocks the market had turned its back on can deliver great returns.

    Two ‘hated’ stocks these top fundies are buying

    David Paradice, Geoff Wilson and Matt Haupt are taking a contrarian view of skittish markets with bets on stocks investors love to hate, including AMP and Dexus.

    • James Thomson

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