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Trades about 47% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Dexus stands as a premier Australian real estate entity, meticulously managing a high-quality, Australian-focused property portfolio valued at $44.3 billion. Our success is fundamentally built upon strong relationships, as we are dedicated to partnering with our customers to create engaging and inspiring environments. Our investment focus is solely on Australia, where we directly own $16.5 billion in office and industrial assets. Beyond this, we expertly manage an additional $15.6 billion in diverse properties—including office, retail, industrial, and healthcare—for various third-party clients. A substantial $11.4 billion development pipeline is set to fuel the growth of both our owned and managed portfolios, enhancing future financial returns. As Australia's preferred office partner, we provide 1.6 million square meters of workspace across 51 properties. Dexus (ASX: DXS) is a Top 50 company by market capitalization on the Australian Securities Exchange, backed by a global base of over 29,000 investors spanning 24 countries. With 36 years of profound expertise in property investment, development, and asset management, we demonstrate a proven history of excellence in capital and risk stewardship, ensuring outstanding service for tenants and delivering superior risk-adjusted returns for our investors.
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