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ALE FY18 RESULTS MEASURE CONTINUED SUCCESS IN PUB BUSINESS

ALE’s results for FY18 herald continued strength in the Australian pub sector, showing strong valuations, record low debt and market-leading returns for investors. Listed entity ALE (ASX: LEP) is the biggest landlord to Australia’s biggest publican, the majority Woolworths-owned Australian Leisure & Hospitality (ALH). All of ALE’s 86 properties are ALH-tenanted pubs, with 83 of

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CBA & BANKWEST UNDER FIRE OVER PUB BANKRUPTCIES

The high-profile Royal Commission into Australia’s banks has turned the spotlight on commercial practices – particularly the wake of foreclosures on pubs by Bankwest post-GFC. The controversial practice of ‘non-monetary default’ clauses has been in discussion at the Commission, prompted by testimony of former Bankwest customers owing commercial loans on hotels. Testimony has centred on

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2017 RESULTS PROPHETIC FOR A-GRADE A-REIT ALE

The biggest landlord to Australia’s biggest publican reports strong half-yearly results, boding well for the industry and commercial interests. Listed A-REIT ALE (ASX: LEP) released end of 2017 results Wednesday, showing distributable profit down slightly (three per cent) but distributions up (1.97 per cent). Directors’ valuations during the course of the year saw the book

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PUBLICAN GROUP SINKS INTO RECEIVERSHIP DESPITE DIXON SWOOP

Despite divesting its entire portfolio late 2017, the beleaguered Publican Group has been put into voluntary liquidation. The cashed-up Dixon Hotel Group – since rebranded to Australian Venue Co (AVC) – bought the clutch of nine Publican Group venues in Victoria and Western Australia in October 2017, taking possession late November. Founded in 2014, AVC’s

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FEDDY IN DENI TO RISE AGAIN VIA NEW INVESTOR MODEL

Small-scale partial investors will revive the magnificent Federal Hotel in Deniliquin via a ‘fractional investing’ scheme driven by pioneering entertainment company Omecca. The Federal Hotel, on the town centre corner of Napier and Cressy street in Deniliquin, was built in 1897 after a strike by the local fire brigade saw firefighters watch as the exiting

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