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Eureka Group Expects Fiscal 2026 Underlying EPS to Hit Upper End of Guidance Range

Eureka Group Holdings (ASX:EGH) expects fiscal year 2026 underlying earnings per share to be at the upper end of its AU$0.0337 to AU$0.0344 guidance range, according to a Monday filing with the Australian bourse.The company also expects underlying earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization to be at or above the top end of its AU$20.2 million to AU$21.1 million guidance range, per the filing.Eureka Group said the forecasts account for an increase in funding costs as the company continues to operate in a higher-for-longer interest rate environment.Still, it expects like-for-like rent growth to surpass 6% for fiscal year 2026, reflecting both sustained demand for affordable rental accommodation as well as tight supply across the group's markets. Trading in the fiscal second half has been strong thus far, with seniors' occupancy remaining high at about 97%, the company said.Meanwhile, the group also started a sell-down process for rental units at its Bundamba and Eagleby rental communities in Brisbane, which is anticipated to unlock between AU$22 million and AU$24 million of capital over the next two to three years.Eureka's shares gained 3% on market close.

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Eureka Group Acquires Two Victorian Rental Communities for Over AU$14 Million

Eureka Group Holdings (ASX:EGH) agreed to acquire the Frenchview Lifestyle Village in Grantville and the Paynesville Holiday Park in East Gippsland for a combined purchase price of AU$14.1 million, according to a Wednesday Australian bourse filing.The assets comprise 199 sites in total, including 109 land-lease homes, 24 park-owned rentals, 19 development-ready sites, and 47 short-term or annual sites, with additional upside potential through reconfiguration, densification, and possible adjacent land acquisition at Paynesville, per the filing.Frenchview was acquired for AU$7.5 million at a 7.9% initial yield including AU$1 million deferred for 12 months, while Paynesville was acquired for AU$6.6 million at a 7.6% yield with AU$1.1 million deferred for six months, the filing said.The acquisitions will increase the company's all-age rental portfolio by about 17%, with settlement anticipated within three weeks, the filing added.The company's shares rose around 1% in recent Wednesday trade.

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