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  • Ingenia Communities Group

    Ownership, development and management of seniors living communities in Australia.

    INA$5.120
     -0.070 -1.35%

    Data last updated:Jul 18, 2024 – 4.40pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    5.190

    Open

    5.180

    Day Range

    5.115 - 5.180

    52 Week Range

    3.790 - 5.280

    Volume

    887,842

    Value

    4,445,155

    Bid

    5.110

    Ask

    5.150

    Dividend Yield

    2.16%

    P/E Ratio

    28.60

    Market Cap

    2.087B

    Total Issue

    407,583,264

    ASX Announcements

    Notification of cessation of securities - INA

    Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

    • Jul 9, 2024
    • 4 pages

    Initial Directors' Interest Notices

    Initial Director’s Interest Notice

    • Jul 2, 2024
    • 4 pages

    Final Director's Interest Notice - Greg Hayes

    Final Director’s Interest Notice

    • Jul 2, 2024
    • 2 pages

    Update on Board renewal

    Director Appointment/Resignation

    • Jun 28, 2024
    • 1 page

    Final Director's Interest Notice - Amanda Heyworth

    Final Director’s Interest Notice

    • Jun 21, 2024
    • 2 pages

    View all INA announcements

    This Month

    This fledgling asset class is generating double-digit returns

    Investors are earning attractive returns from land lease communities, which can generate an annuity-style income.

    • Sam Tamblyn

    June

    GreenFort Capital targets $800m land lease portfolio

    There’s a growing snowball of players and money rolling into the residential property play on one of Australia’s biggest demographic changes.

    • Michael Bleby

    March

    $2.1b market darling Ingenia Communities in Warburg Pincus’ sights

    Warburg Pincus went as far as engaging advisors – Jefferies Australia and Corrs Chambers Westgarth – and made its informal interest known to Ingenia.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    February

    Ingenia settlement revenue jumps as home-building constraints ease

    The developer of affordable housing for downsizing over-55s could not avoid higher building costs, which have narrowed its new-home profit margin.

    • Michael Bleby

    Over-50s housing group Ingenia gets a glow-up

    An incoming CEO, the exit of a big backer, and the appearance of an investor behind one of the market’s most talked about deals. There’s nothing sedate about Ingenia.

    • Jemima Whyte
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    November 2023

    The growth of this housing sector surprises even one of its pioneers

    Simon Owen, about to step down after 14 years leading Ingenia Communities, says the expansion of the land lease business came quicker than he expected.

    • Michael Bleby

    October 2023

    Mirvac in $1b play to house downsizing Boomers

    Mirvac will spend $300 million to acquire a near-half stake in the Serenitas portfolio of 27 land lease communities – affordable accommodation for downsizing baby boomers.

    • Michael Bleby

    Ingenia’s largest shareholder presses sell; JPM nabs $165m block

    Shares were being offered under a variable price book build from $3.90 apiece to $4.02. 

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    August 2023

    Builders find opportunity in a tough market

    The latest industry figures show a further decline in new home sales but some builders are tapping new markets of customers seeking smaller homes.

    • Michael Bleby

    June 2023

    ‘Better value’ from niche property trusts in volatile times

    Unlike large A-REITs that mostly invest in office, industrial and retail assets, these own specialised assets that are less cyclical.

    • Tony Featherstone

    May 2023

    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

    Stockland plans up to 14 new land lease communities in two years

    Australia’s housing system is fast evolving beyond the suburban quarter-acre block, and its largest developers are buying in to that change – at scale.

    • Michael Bleby

    November 2022

    Ingenia cuts settlement outlook on delays, shortages, costs

    The developer of affordable accommodation still expects to complete more homes than last year, but has cut its expected settlement total this year by 12 per cent.

    • Michael Bleby

    Home builders say 1m target at risk as rates rise

    The Housing Industry Association is warning the RBA to wait for current increases to take their full effect before raising rates further.

    • Michael Bleby

    September 2022

    Housing downturn won’t be steep and deep: UBS

    A variety of factors will keep housing stronger, and that’s good news for two of the country’s largest developers.

    • Michael Bleby
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    February 2022

    Ingenia ‘at the mercy’ of builders to meet settlement goals

    The developer and operator of affordable downsizing accommodation is counting on a doubling of home settlements in the second half to meet its earnings guide.

    • Updated
    • Michael Bleby

    All the profit results for February 22, 2022

    Results briefing | News and analysis on today’s profit results from Alumina, AMA Group, ARB, AUB, Cochlear, Coles, Costa, Deterra, Estia, G8 Education, HomeCo Daily Needs, Hub24, Humm, Ingenia, Johns Lyng, Jumbo Interactive, Judo Bank, Macquarie Telecom, Macmahon, Monadelphous, Nanosonics, Perenti, RAM Essential, Regis Resources, Seven Group, Superloop, Uniti, Virtus, Whispr.  Find updated reports and analysis here.

    • Updated
    • Andrew Hobbs

    Mirvac to expand into land lease homes for baby boomers

    The decision to invest in the sector is a turnaround for Mirvac, which about a year ago sold a site for an affordable community to a specialist operator.

    • Michael Bleby

    November 2021

    Ingenia snags holiday bookings surge as lockdowns lift

    The operator of caravan and holiday cabin sites says a 26 per cent increase, year-on-year, in reservations and deposits shows “massive” pent-up demand.

    • Michael Bleby

    Ingenia lays out $552 million acquisition pipeline

    As the land lease sector for downsizing Baby Boomers matures, the developer has bought its way to expand in the premium lifestyle niche of the market.

    • Michael Bleby

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