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Mapletree posts $637.4m profit in FY25

AUM also increased from $77.5b to $80.3b.

Mapletree Investments Pte Ltd reported a recurring profit after tax and minority interest (PATMI) of $637.4m for the financial year ended 31 March 2025, recovering strongly from a net loss in the previous year.

The turnaround was driven by reduced revaluation losses, stable operational performance, and gains from strategic divestments.

Excluding the impact of Mapletree Logistics Trust’s (MLT) deconsolidation, revenue rose 1.2% year-on-year to $2.2b.

“The group deepened our focus on our core sectors – logistics, student housing, office and data centre – through prioritising operational performance, investing selectively in specific markets with growth potential, and embarking on more development projects for higher returns,” said Group CEO Hiew Yoon Khong.

Mapletree recorded $897m in net proceeds from the sale of non-core assets, transactions with MLT, and the syndication of its Japan-focused private fund, MAJIC.

Assets under management increased from $77.5b to $80.3b. Additionally, projects under development rose from $3.7b to $5.5b.

Mapletree said it will continue to prioritise sustainable growth through disciplined capital deployment and development-led value creation.

 

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