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CapitaLand launches new business framework ‘TN20'

TN20 aims to provide growth and progress in a post-COVID economy.

CapitaLand has unveiled its new business transformation framework "The Next 20" (TN20) with the aim of achieving growth and progress in a post-COVID economy.

Along with the announcement, the group marked its 20th anniversary of listing on the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading (SGX-ST).

TN20 is said to be built on three core tenets: People, Sustainability, and Digitalisation, which will enable the group to prevail and thrive in this time of dramatic changes, according to Capitaland.

“The framework supports CapitaLand’s vision of becoming a global real estate player as the group continues to invest in its three strategic growth businesses: development across asset classes in its core markets, and global expansion through its fund management and lodging platforms,” they added.
 

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