Lendlease (ASX:LLC) commences its Crown Estate joint venture, releasing A$115m of capital and halving future funding commitments on a £24b UK pipeline.
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Today is the first day of the new financial year, and we think plenty of investors are wondering which ASX Stocks to Buy in FY27. Stocks Down Under recaps 10 stocks that it thinks is set for a good 12 months ahead.
10 ASX Stocks to Buy in FY27
Goodman Group (ASX:GMG)
Goodman enters FY27 with…
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Stockland (ASX:SGP) confirmed a 25.2 cent full year distribution and switched off its DRP, sending a quiet capital allocation signal to investors.
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Centuria Capital Group (ASX:CNI) launches a A$300m raise at A$2.00 to accelerate ResetData AI Factories and grow its real estate funds platform.
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Lendlease (ASX: LLC) shares rose about 4.6% to A$2.74 after it named a new CEO, even though the stock is still down about 53% over the past year.
The new boss, Nick O'Neil, joins from AustralianSuper and starts on 10 September, with Tony Lombardo stepping down by 30 June.
The…
Cedar Woods Properties (ASX:CWP) commits $63m to three new development sites on deferred terms while reaffirming top end FY26 earnings guidance.
HealthCo (ASX:HCW) has landed a WA Government-backed operator for the Mount Private Hospital, reshaping the risk profile of its Healthscope exposure.
Goodman Group (ASX:GMG) gave investors a fresh look at its business on Tuesday, and the numbers were solid. The company is racing to build data centres for the AI boom, and its update showed that the pipeline is getting bigger. Yet the shares barely moved, falling as much as 4% during the day before recovering…
