CapitaLand Investment (9CI) Q3 2026 TU earnings summary
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Q3 2026 TU earnings summary
3 Nov, 2026Executive summary
YTD Sep 2026 fee-related revenue rose 15% YoY to S$1,035M, led by growth in Listed and Private Funds Management.
Continued capital raising, deployment and portfolio recycling amid market uncertainty: S$4.3B raised, S$9.6B deployed and S$5.7B divested from 1 Jan to 3 Nov 2026.
Commercial and Lodging Management operating expertise supported asset performance and fund management growth.
Financial highlights
YTD Sep 2026 total revenue was S$1.5B; fee business represented 63% and investment business 37% of revenue, excluding Corporate & Others.
REIB revenue declined 23% YoY, reflecting no contributions following divestments and deconsolidation, partly offset by One iPark development-for-sale assets.
Fee-related revenue included S$8M of performance fees and a S$26M proportionate share of SC Capital Partners’ fees in YTD Sep 2026.
Outlook and guidance
Planned listing of CapitaLand Commercial C-REIT II by end-2026, subject to market conditions, is intended to broaden access to domestic capital.
Priorities include scaling Listed and Private Funds, growing recurring earnings and monetising China assets through C-REITs, P-REITs, RMB Master Funds and third-party sales.
Lodging pipeline reached about 68,300 rooms YTD Sep 2026; c.11,700 rooms were signed and c.5,600 opened during the period.
Latest events from CapitaLand Investment
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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 Asian market performance in 1Q 2026.9CI
Investor presentation - S$125B FUM, 10% fee revenue growth, and resilient expansion across funds and lodging.9CI
Investor presentation - 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
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