Scentre Group Div.-Adj. PEG
The Dividend-Adjusted PEG Ratio of Scentre Group (SCG.AX) as of Jul 22, 2026 is 0.12. In the previous year, Dividend-Adjusted PEG Ratio was 0.21 — a change of -40.97% (lower).
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Div.-Adj. PEG
0.12
YoY
-40.97%
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Dividend-Adjusted PEG Ratio of Scentre Group is 2026 0.12 . Dividend-Adjusted PEG Ratio of Scentre Group was 2025 0.21 . It decreases by -40.97% lower compared to the previous year.
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Scentre Group Stock analysis
What does Scentre Group do? The Scentre Group is an Australian company that was founded in 2014. The company's business model focuses on the design and management of large shopping centers in Australia and New Zealand.
The history of the Scentre Group, however, dates back much further. In 1959, the first shopping center opened in Australia and became known as Westfield Parramatta. Additional centers followed in the 1960s and 1970s in various parts of Australia, including Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland. In the 1980s, the company expanded into the United States and New Zealand.
In 2014, the Scentre Group was separated as a separate entity from the Westfield Corporation to focus on the creation, design, and management of shopping centers. Scentre Group now manages over 42 shopping centers in Australia and New Zealand, including some of the largest shopping centers in Australia such as Westfield Parramatta, Westfield Chermside, Pacific Fair, and Westfield Carindale.
The business model of the Scentre Group is based on three pillars: development, management, and leasing of shopping centers. The company works closely with retailers to optimize the offering of products and services in the shopping centers and create a pleasant shopping experience.
Scentre Group is divided into three main business areas: management, leasing, and development. The management area includes all activities related to the operation and management of shopping centers, including the management of retail offerings, restroom facilities, parking, and security services.
The leasing area encompasses all activities related to the leasing of commercial spaces. The focus is on leasing spaces to retailers that provide attractive offerings for visitors to the shopping centers. Scentre Group works closely with retailers to understand their desires and requirements in order to optimize the offering of products and services in the shopping centers.
The development area includes all activities related to the planning and implementation of new shopping centers as well as the expansion of existing shopping centers. The goal is to build new shopping centers or expand existing ones in attractive locations to improve the shopping experience for visitors.
Scentre Group offers a wide range of products and services in its shopping centers. In addition to the usual retailers, Scentre Group offers unique offerings such as an entertainment area, dining facilities, events, and pop-up shops. There are also special areas for children and families, seniors, and disabled individuals.
The shopping centers of the Scentre Group are also known for their special services. These include the Click & Collect service, which allows customers to pick up online orders at a store of their choice. There are also special services such as personal shopping and styling conducted by experienced stylists.
Overall, Scentre Group has established itself as a leading company in the Australian shopping center market. The company focuses on creating unique shopping experiences for customers and is committed to sustainable growth by carefully selecting locations to strengthen local communities and environments. Scentre Group is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Dividend-Adjusted PEG Ratio of Scentre Group is 0.12 in 2026.
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