I can share what I can find from public sources up to now, but I don’t have live access to news feeds in this turn. Here are the latest publicly available Labassa Capital updates I found:
- Labassa Capital Credit Fund Update July 2025: Reports a 12-month rolling investor return of 10.29% per annum net of fees as of July 2025, with a strong pipeline across Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne and new senior facilities in deployment. This update notes repayments on a residual stock loan and ongoing redeployment of maturing funds. Publication date August 20, 2025. [Labassa Capital Credit Fund Update July 2025][1]
- Labassa Capital Credit Fund Update May 2025: Indicates a 12-month rolling return of 10.53% per annum net of fees as of May 2025, with a portfolio loan-to-value ratio (LVR) around 67.3% and a pipeline value of $2.1 billion across 59 projects. Mentions due diligence on two industrial projects slated for June. Publication date June 18, 2025. [Labassa Capital Credit Fund Update May 2025][2]
- Labassa Capital Credit Fund Update September 2025: Shows a 12-month rolling return of 10.15% per annum net of fees as of September 2025, with stronger pricing in private credit and a portfolio LVR around 46.68% after new industrial/warehouse and development loans. Pipeline value around $863 million across 58 projects. Publication date October 18, 2025. [Labassa Capital Credit Fund Update September 2025][3]
- Labassa Capital Credit Fund Update October 2025: Reports a 12-month rolling return of 10.19% per annum net of fees as of October 2025, with a conservative weighted average LVR near 49.47% and no facilities in arrears. Pipeline value about $1.3 billion across 64 transactions. Publication date November 18, 2025. [Labassa Capital Credit Fund Update October 2025][4]
- February 2026 update on LinkedIn notes a 10.30% p.a. return for the 12-month rolling period in February 2026, with an ongoing conservative LVR around 50%. Mentions final due diligence on two industrial projects expected to settle in March and April 2026, and commentary on broader market tensions. This is from Labassa’s LinkedIn activity. [Labassa Fund Delivers 10.30% Return, Eyes Industrial Projects][5]
- LinkedIn corporate profile (as of 2025) describes Labassa Capital as a real estate investment manager focused on dependable income and sustainable growth, with recent updates including completion of a $12.6m Senior Pre-Development Land Facility in Sydney. [Labassa Capital LinkedIn][6]
Notes and cautions:
- The Labassa updates are primarily investor-focused newsletters and corporate posts. Details such as exact loan terms, borrower identities, or project specifics are typically summarized in these posts and may require contacting Labassa directly or accessing their client newsletters for full content. [Labassa Capital News & Media][7]
- For the most current and precise information, I recommend checking Labassa’s official site under the Labassa Capital Credit Fund updates and their LinkedIn page for the latest posts, as updates occur quarterly and semi-annually. [Labassa Capital News & Media][5][7]
Would you like me to summarize a specific update in more detail or pull together a quick timeline of the key metrics across 2025–2026? I can also help locate the latest newsletter signup if you want direct access to new updates.
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On a 12-month rolling basis, the Fund achieved an investor return of 10.19% p.a. net of fees as of October 2025. The total weighted average LVR is a conservative 49.47%.As of October, the Portfolio investments are primarily pre-development land and income-producing established assets. The underlying properties are residential and industrial, all located in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. All loans have been receiving interest on time, with no facility in arrears. Given the low LVR, the Fund’s re
www.labassa.comOn a 12-month rolling basis, the Fund achieved an investor return of 10.53% p.a. net of fees as of May 2025. The Fund continues to deliver strong returns for investors despite two cash rate reductions in the past 6 months. In the month of May, the Fund maintained the ongoing investment portfolio from the prior month at a portfolio LVR of 67.3%. 96.1% of the portfolio loans provides monthly interest servicing and 3.9% of the portfolio are loans with interest capitialised. Key Portfolio assets con
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www.morningstar.com.auOn a 12-month rolling basis, the Fund achieved an investor return of 10.15% p.a. net of fees as of September 2025. Private credit pricing has compressed in the past 3 months corresponding to interest rate cuts and increased competition in the private markets. The LC Fund’s current return on a net of fees basis is considered strong as a private credit fund secured by registered mortgages on real estate. In the month of September, the Fund received full principal and interest repayment of a senior
www.labassa.comOn a 12-month rolling basis, the Fund achieved an investor return of 10.29% p.a. net of fees as of July 2025. This month, the Fund received full principal and interest repayment of a residual stock loan secured by ready-to-build serviced residential lots in Northwest Sydney. The Fund has made a new investment in a residential land subdivision project in Brisbane that has already been fully pre-sold. As of July, the Fund’s current investment portfolio comprises mortgages secured by real assets lo
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