FY26 Annual Results

20 AUGUST 2026





WELCOME

Agenda Highlights and portfolio performance

Page 04

Development update

and summary

Page 15

Financial results

Page 11

Appendices

Page 24

Peter Huddle

CEO and Managing Director

Adrian Chye

Chief Financial Officer

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Vicinity Centres acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land and pays respect to Elders past and present.

As a business that operates in many locations across the nation, we recognise and respect the cultural heritage, beliefs, and relationship with the land, which continue to be important to the Traditional Custodians living today.

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'Looking Forward' by Emma Hollingsworth, featured in Vicinity's Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan.

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Highlights and portfolio performance

Peter Huddle

CEO and Managing Director

Queen Victoria Building, NSW





STRATEGIC AND FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

FY26 results showcase consistently executed strategy, disciplined capital allocation and resilient sector fundamentals



$1,391.2m

STATUTORY NET PROFIT

FY25: $1,004.6m

Acquired

UPTOWN s DFO EASTERN CREEK1

Invested $563m in upweighting portfolio to CBD and Outlets in Brisbane and Sydney

+4.2%

COMPARABLE NPI GROWTH4

Enhanced asset quality and strong portfolio metrics

FY25: +3.7%

26.1%

GEARING

Proforma gearing5: 26.5%

Jun-25: 26.6%

$700.1m

FUNDS FROM OPERATIONS

FY25: $673.8m

Divested

NON-STRATEGIC ASSETS2

$327.2m, at 18.2% premium.

$447.2m at 18.4% premium including

Taigum Square3

99.6%

PORTFOLIO OCCUPANCY

Tight supply of quality retail floor space and retailer demand FY25: 99.5%

$2.0b+

DEBT TRANSACTIONS

WAM6 extended from

3.8 years to 5.1 years

12.40 cps

ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION

FY25: 12.00 cps

Completed

CHATSWOOD CHASE

Home to most comprehensive and compelling luxury offer in NSW outside of Sydney CBD

+4.2%

LEASING SPREAD

Retailer demand for differentiated and productive asset portfolio FY25: +2.5%

NTA uplift

NET TANGIBLE ASSETS

up 19 cents per security, or 7.7% to $2.59 over FY26

  1. Acquisition of the remaining 75% interest in Uptown for $212m, which settled in August 2026. Acquired DFO Eastern Creek for $351m.

  2. Represents premia to June 2025 book values.

  3. In August 2026, Vicinity entered into binding arrangements to divest Taigum Square for $120.0 million. Settlement is expected in September 2026.

  4. Comparable NPI growth excludes reversal of prior year provisions, transactions and development impacts.

  5. Represents headline gearing adjusted for the acquisition of the residual 75% interest in Uptown and divestment of Taigum Square and ancillary land at Ellenbrook Central, both expected to settle in September 2026.

  6. Weighted average drawn debt maturity, 3.8 years as at 30 June 2025.

Chatswood Chase, NSW

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