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Lendlease — FY2026 Earnings Presentation
59 slides from Lendlease's earnings presentation, Aug 17, 2026
Slide 1: Lendlease Group 2026 Full Year Results Announcement, Presentation and Appendix
17 August 2026 Lendlease Group 2026 Full Year Results Announcement, Presentation and Appendix Lendlease Group today announced its results for the full year ended 30 June 2026. Attached is the FY26 Results Announcement, Presentation and Appendix. ENDS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: Investor
Slide 2: FY26 IDC earnings at top of guidance; Group result impacted by delayed CRU transactions
17 August 2026 FY26 IDC earnings at top of guidance; Group result impacted by delayed CRU transactions Lendlease has reported earnings from Investments, Development and Construction (I DC ) operations at the top of guidance , led by a strong operational performance from Construction , with an improv
Slide 3: FY26 was a year of meaningful progress
Joint Interim Chief Executive Officer and Group Chief Financial Officer , Andrew Nieland said : “FY26 was a year of meaningful progress as we continued to sharpen the Group’s focus and build momentum across our Investments, Development and Construction businesses. “We delivered IDC earnings of 33.7
Slide 4: Construction and Capital Release Unit (CRU)
Construction • Segment EBITDA of $ 167m, re flects a significant recovery in earnings and margin. Revenue was 29 % higher than the prior year • EBITDA margin of 4.3 % was above the target range reflecting a strong operational performance , with challenged projects now complete • Disciplined originat
Slide 5: Net finance costs and Outlook
Group net finance costs of $194m remained elevated at FY26 due to delayed receipt of capital recycling proceeds and capital expenditure required to advance Development projects and international development projects within CRU . A h igher opening net debt balance will me an interest expense s will r
Slide 6: 2026 Full Year Results
17 August 2026 2026 Full Year Results Melbourne West Tower, Melbourne Quarter
Slide 7: Acknowledgement of Country
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 2 Acknowledgement of Country As an investor, developer, builder and manager of assets on land across Australia, we pay our respects to the Traditional Owners, especially their Elders, past and present, and value their custodianship of these lands.
Slide 8: FY26 Result
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 3 FY26 Result
Slide 9: FY26 highlights
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 4 FY26 highlights IDC performance delivered at the top end of guidance; progress on simplifying the business with a stronger earnings outlook for IDC 1 in FY27 IDC guidance Delivered IDC earnings of 33.7 cents per stapled security, at the top end of our guidance
Slide 10: FY26 financial performance
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 5 FY26 financial performance Good operational momentum building into FY27 across IDC; Committed to recycling CRU assets, deleveraging the balance sheet, driving growth and improving operational performance $542m IDC Segment EBITDA • Investments EBITDA of $297m, p
Slide 11: Performance and Operations
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 6 Performance and Operations
Slide 12: Investments
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 7 Investments 1 Focused on performance, liquidity and growth; supporting active portfolio recycling for our investors Operating performance Investment management platform ($b) Investment management 4% • Strong performance outcomes achieved including >20% total re
Slide 13: Development
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 8 Development 1 Secured $4.7b of new projects and advanced in - portfolio and preferred opportunities Operating performance Australian Development activity ($b) C urrent pipeline Completions 10.3 • Australian pipeline of $13.2b, up from $9.8b at FY25 9.2 Commence
Slide 14: Construction
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 9 Construction 1 Strong operating performance with improved revenue and margin, $6.4b of new work secured Operating performance FY26 Backlog revenue 2 FY26 revenue of $3.9b, up 29% from $3.0b Defence • New project commencements include: − New Melton Hospital, def
Slide 15: Financial Performance
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 10 Financial Performance
Slide 16: Financial performance – Group
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 11 Financial performance – Group 1 $m FY25 FY26 Group commentary IDC EBITDA 662 542 IDC Segment Operating EBITDA - Investments 313 297 • Strong recovery in Construction and broadly stable Investments performance, supported by transactions. Development lower as an
Slide 17: Financial performance – IDC segments
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 12 Financial performance – IDC segments 1 Investments ($m) FY25 FY26 Investments Management revenue 219 206 • The focus of Investments in FY26 was on delivering performance and liquidity for Management EBITDA 89 74 investors. Active divestment of assets contribut
Slide 18: Financial performance – Capital Release Unit
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 13 Financial performance – Capital Release Unit 1 Capital Release Unit ($) FY25 FY26 CRU commentary Gross CRU capital ($m) 4,579 3,572 The primary purpose of CRU is to accelerate capital recycling Gross capital per security ($) 6.64 5.17 • $1.2b of contracted tra
Slide 19: FY26 cost savings delivered; pursuing further savings in FY27
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 14 FY26 cost savings delivered; pursuing further savings in FY27 1 Statutory disclosures on overhead costs FY26 cost savings Note 7 – financial statements • In FY26, net overheads reduced 22%, from $466m to $363m; lower employee $m FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 change
Slide 20: Net debt
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 15 Net debt Committed to deleveraging the balance sheet through further capital recycling Net Debt 1 ($b) – FY26 reported and pro forma underlying Cash flow movements Investments: asset divestments, fees and distributions, partially Investments, Development CRU o
Slide 21: Group debt and liquidity
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 16 Group debt and liquidity Treasury overview Group gearing FY25 FY26 • Statutory gearing of 30.3% at FY26, including ~7.4% benefit from hybrids Net debt $m 3,433 3,722 1 − $0.9b hybrid securities were issued in September and October of 2025, Average proportion o
Slide 22: Capital intensity to reduce, transitioning to a higher ROE operating model
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 17 Capital intensity to reduce, transitioning to a higher ROE operating model A focused approach to improve capital efficiency and securityholder returns Unlocking capital Improving capital efficiency and returns Up - front capital partnering on Development proje
Slide 23: Outlook
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 18 Outlook
Slide 24: FY27 financial outlook
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 19 FY27 financial outlook 1 Focused on growing and improving the performance of IDC segments, while balancing value realisation and speed of execution within CRU . Further cost savings targeted in CRU Earnings 1 IDC EPS contribution from IDC of 37 to 41 cents ant
Slide 25: Analyst Q&A
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 20 Analyst Q&A
Slide 26: Appendix
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 21 Appendix
Slide 27: Lendlease operating segments
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 22 Lendlease operating segments We leverage our investment management and asset creation skills – including development and construction – to deliver city shaping projects and create strong and connected communities Investments Development Construction Capital Re
Slide 28: Health and Safety
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 23 Health and Safety FY26 summary Key performance indicators • No corporate reportable fatalities across the Group in FY26 1, 2 1 Critical Incident Frequency Rate Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate • In May 2026, we reached 250 million hours worked since our last co
Slide 29: Environmental, Social and Governance
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 24 Environmental, Social and Governance FY26 key achievements Streamlined our Sustainability Framework to reflect where we deliver social and Submitted our annual environmental outcomes Published our first Sourcing 100% United Nations Global Compact AASB S2 –alig
Slide 30: Investments
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 25 Investments
Slide 31: Investments
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 26 Investments 1 Focused on performance, liquidity and growth Global network of long - standing client relationships Historical performance ( incl uding international ) ----------------- EBITDA margin 2 Average 2 Real estate skills to add value at the asset level
Slide 32: Funds under management by product
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 27 Funds under management 1 by product Asset creation of $2.0b offset by portfolio divestments and FX impacts By product ($b) FUM ($b) FY25 Additions Divestments Revals FX & Other 3 FY26 2.0 (7.2) Workplace 25.7 0.3 (1.4) (0.1) 1.4 25.9 48.9 0.3 (0.1) 43.9 Reside
Slide 33: Investment platforms by region
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 28 Investment platforms by region Margins across Asia Pacific supporting returns; focused on improving profitability Building on established platforms in $m FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 Australia and Asia Australia FUM ($b) 24.8 24.7 27.6 31.1 30.8 28.
Slide 34: Co-investment and fund summary
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 29 Co - investment and fund summary 1 FY26 funds management platform Equity Weighted 2 Total assets Co - ownership Co - investment Country Sector No. of assets Leased WALE avg. cap rate $b % $m # % Years % Australian Prime Property Fund Commercial 5.3 7.9% 304 Au
Slide 35: Investments growth strategies
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 30 Investments growth strategies Leveraging Lendlease’s specialised capabilities to drive strong performance and new products Asia Pacific International Asia Pacific Flagship Vehicles Core Mandates & Clubs Value add Existing Vehicles and Track Record • $14b+ acro
Slide 36: Development
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 31 Development
Slide 37: Development
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 32 Development 1 Leading mixed - use, urban regeneration capability with projects across Australia, the UK and Singapore Historical performance (Australia) 2 Experience across a range of sectors and products ----------------- 31.1% ROIC Average Strong government
Slide 38: Summary of major projects
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 33 Development 1 Summary of major projects 4 Presold 5 Invested capital End value 6 Margin 7 Delivery timeline / Pre let Target Project City/region Sector 2 Capital model 3 Ownership FY25 FY26 % $b % Start Profit realised completion Development Australia One Circ
Slide 39: Development growth strategies
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 34 Development growth strategies Growing our Australian Development pipeline to support future earnings Advanced opportunities of ~$18b • In- portfolio opportunities: Athlete Village, RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane; under negotiation with Qld Government Rozelle, S
Slide 40: Overview of the Impact Partnership Joint Venture
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 35 Overview of the Impact Partnership Joint Venture Creation of a £24b 1 UK development platform and release of project capital in line with Group strategy • The Crown Estate is an ideal partner to accelerate the UK development portfolio and progress master plann
Slide 41: Impact Partnership Joint Venture (IPJV) – Project Summary
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 36 Impact Partnership Joint Venture (IPJV) – Project Summary 1 Potential Commercial Project End value (£b) Residential units Counterparties & Structure FUM (£b) sqm (k) Phase one transactions • DA with DfT and Network Rail Euston Station 5.8 5.0 2,000 420 • Stage
Slide 42: Construction
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 37 Construction
Slide 43: Construction
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 38 Construction 1 Australia - only builder with deep sector expertise and client relationships Internal and external delivery capability Historical performance (Australia) ----------------- Exposure to a diverse range of sectors EBITDA Margin Average 4.3% -------
Slide 44: Construction backlog, revenue and preferred book
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 39 Construction backlog, revenue and preferred book Backlog 1 ($b) Historical revenue and backlog 1 ($b) Revenue Backlog 8.4 7.0 6.3 5.9 5.5 5.7 5.7 6.4 (3.9) 4.1 3.7 3.9 3.9 3.2 3.2 3.4 3.0 2.9 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 8.4 FY26 preferred 3 book by
Slide 45: Construction growth strategies
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 40 Construction growth strategies Scaling our market leading Australian platform Strong New Work Secured (NWS); large pipeline of high - quality projects to support up to $5b+ of annual external revenues in the medium term • Backlog revenue of $8.4b and a preferr
Slide 46: Capital Release Unit
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 41 Capital Release Unit
Slide 47: Capital Release Unit
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 42 Capital Release Unit Maximising value capture from our international development projects Orderly capital release from overseas development projects Committed joint ventures while maximising value and Land and inventory now substantially complete Land manageme
Slide 48: Capital Release Unit – gross invested capital
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 43 Capital Release Unit – gross invested capital Category Project / Country Capital model Ownership FY26 Inv. capital ($m) Completed and contracted sales 948 1 Malaysia TRX retail and office Joint Venture 0% 1 304 1 Australia Keyton Retirement Living Joint Ventur
Slide 49: Proforma and Historical Financials
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 44 Proforma and Historical Financials
Slide 50: Group financial and operating metrics
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 45 Group financial and operating metrics FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 Earnings Ratios and other data Statutory profit/(loss) after tax ($m) 467 (310) 222 (99) (232) (1,502) 225 (749) Operating EBITDA mix by Segme
Slide 51: Financial performance – IDC and CRU
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 46 Financial performance – IDC and CRU 1 FY25 FY26 Allocation methodologies $m IDC CRU Group IDC CRU Group Proforma information presented on this and the following two Segment EBITDA 662 379 1,041 542 (500) 42 pages, for FY26 and earlier periods, are presented on
Slide 52: Historical financials (pro-forma and reported) – Segments
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 47 Historical financials (pro - forma and reported) – Segments 1 $m FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 $m FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 Investments (incl. international) Development FUM ($b) 35.2 36.0 39.6 44.4 48.3 47.3 48.9 43.9 EBITDA 512 157 35
Slide 53: Historical financials (pro-forma and reported) – Group
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 48 Historical financials (pro - forma and reported) – Group 1 $m FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 $m FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 Segment EBITDA Operating Earnings per security (cents) I / D / C (ex - CRU) 832 499 610 343 444 443 662 542 I / D /
Slide 54: Other Financial Information
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 49 Other Financial Information
Slide 55: Capital Allocation Framework
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 50 Capital Allocation Framework Released capital will be Operating Capital Maximise cash flow through reallocated based on our productivity productivity lower costs, productivity, transparent hierarchy for technology and culture Net operating cash flow capital de
Slide 56: Capital management and target EBITDA mix
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 51 Capital management and target EBITDA mix Group EBITDA target 1 Capital structure 1 Invested capital 1 (post - simplification) Consolidated gearing 2 > 75% > 60% 50% 5- 15% EBITDA 4 Credit rating 15% Investment grade 35% < 25% < 40% Distribution policy 30 - 50%
Slide 57: Glossary – defined Development terms
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 52 Glossary – defined Development terms Completion Based on expected completion date of underlying buildings, subject to change in delivery program. Not indicative of cash or p rof it recognition Funding model structured through a forward sale to a capital partne
Slide 58: Important notice
2026 Full Year Results – August 2026 53 Important notice This document (including the Appendix) has been prepared and is issued by Lendlease Corporation Limited (ACN 000 226 228) (Le ndl ease) in good faith. Neither Lendlease, nor Lendlease Trust (including any of their controlled entities) (collect
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