Overall, the group's total revenue declined on CLAS deconsolidation, but the higher fee revenue partially offsets the lower REIB revenue.
The group's fee income-related business revenue grew 3% y-o-y to $281 million for the reporting period. Fee income for listed fund management, lodging management and commercial management all grew y-o-y, except private funds management.
CLI's balance sheet assets moving forward has 75% in China, with the rest across Europe, Southeast Asia and India.
The group most recently applied for the listing of CapitaLand Commercial C-REIT (CLCR) in April 2025 - the first international-sponsored China REIT to invest in income-producing retail properties in the PRC.
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For the reporting period ended March, the group has an average debt maturity of 3.6 years. Its interest coverage ratio is 3.6 times, and fixed debt rate is 72%.
The group's net debt to equity ratio is 0.39 times. It has $480 million in sustainable financing, $255 million operating cashflow, and $7.4 billion of capital available for deployment.
Shares in CapitaLand Investment closed 7 cents higher or 2.612% up at $2.75 on Apr 30.
