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Key Points
- Two Australian Financial Review articles on 26 and 28 October 2026 appeared before Ingenia's announcements
- Ingenia says neither it nor anyone representing it gave a statement to the media
- Written confirmation obtained from each director, each executive team member and its advisers
- Ingenia says it is not aware of how the information came to be published
- Drafts went to Peet, AVID and Warburg Pincus before release under contractual obligations
About Ingenia (ASX:INA)
Ingenia Communities Group is an ASX-listed property group headquartered in Sydney. It owns, operates and develops land lease communities, rental villages and holiday parks across Australia, serving seniors' housing and domestic tourism markets. The group is a stapled entity comprising a company and two managed investment schemes.
Ingenia (ASX:INA) responded to an ASX query dated 28 October 2026 on its compliance with Listing Rule 15.7, after two Australian Financial Review articles reported control proposals for Ingenia before Ingenia announced them.
ASX said the articles, published on 26 and 28 October 2026, appeared before Ingenia's announcements of the AVID and Warburg Pincus proposals, so Ingenia may have breached Listing Rules 3.1 and/or 15.7. Ingenia answers that neither it nor anyone representing it gave a statement to the media on the information, and says it obtained written confirmation to that effect from its directors, executive team and financial and legal advisers. It says it is not aware of how the information came to be published. It notes that it was contractually required to provide drafts of the announcements to Peet Limited, AVID Property Group Holdings Pty Ltd and Warburg Pincus (Singapore) Pte Ltd before release, and that each is subject to confidentiality obligations. It says each announcement was lodged with ASX and released before trading in its securities began on the day the article appeared. Ingenia lists a Continuous Disclosure Policy, confidentiality obligations, a leak strategy and restricted access as its arrangements, and says it has reminded its directors, employees, advisers, AVID, Warburg Pincus and Peet of their obligations.
Ingenia considers its existing arrangements adequate. The response does not explain how the information reached the media, and it does not record any ASX conclusion on whether a breach occurred.
Source: Ingenia Communities Group (ASX:INA), 4 November 2026. Summary content supplied by Digifin Pty Ltd.
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