CapitaLand Investment (9CI) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
8 Jul, 2026Market position and scale
Holds S$125B in funds under management, with a strong Asia presence and S$14B market capitalization on the Singapore Stock Exchange.
Operates eight listed REITs and business trusts, with c.9,500 staff globally and over 390 investment professionals.
Asset classes include retail (25%), office (22%), lodging & living (19%), business park (14%), and alternatives (8%).
Business model and segments
Connects capital with institutional-grade opportunities through fund management, operating businesses, and investment stakes.
Manages S$75B in listed funds and S$50B in private funds, focusing on APAC real assets across debt and equity.
Generates recurring fees from asset-light lodging and commercial management platforms.
Financial performance and revenue mix
Fee-related revenue rose 10% YoY to S$310M in 1Q 2026, driven by listed funds growth.
Total revenue for 1Q 2026 was S$487M, with 59% from fee business and 41% from investment business.
REIB revenue declined 14% due to the exit of the Synergy platform and other divestments.
Latest events from CapitaLand Investment
- PATMI up 14% to S$327M in 1H 2026, with 20% fee income growth and S$128B FUM.9CI
H1 2026 - S$125B FUM, strong fee growth, and REIT expansion drive progress toward S$200B target.9CI
AGM 2026 presentation - S$125B FUM, 10% fee revenue growth, and resilient expansion across funds and lodging.9CI
Investor presentation - Fee-related revenue grew 10% YoY to S$310M, with strong listed funds and disciplined capital management.9CI
Q1 2026 TU - Operating PATMI up 6% to S$539M; FUM at S$125B; total PATMI down 70% on China losses.9CI
H2 2025 - Fee income and capital deployment rose, offsetting lower earnings amid macro uncertainty.9CI
H1 2025 - Strategic transformation targets S$200B FUM by 2028, driven by fee-based growth and Asia-Pacific expansion.9CI
Status Update - Fee-related earnings up 8% and S$1.7B divested, offsetting higher costs and REIB weakness.9CI
H1 2024 - PATMI up 165% to S$479M, FUM at S$117B, and 18-cent dividend proposed.9CI
H2 2024