Frasers Property Limited reported $1.4 billion for the nine months ending 30 June 2025 in pre-sold residential revenues from Singapore, Australia, Thailand, and China, highlighting its strategic focus on long-term value creation amidst challenging macroeconomic conditions.
In residential development, Frasers Property achieved notable sales, including 712 units in Singapore with $0.4 billion in unrecognised revenue. The Robertson Opus sold 41% of its units over its launch weekend, whilst The Orie achieved a 91% sales rate. In Australia, 774 units were settled, contributing to $0.5 billion in unrecognised revenue. Thailand and China also saw substantial sales and revenue.
The industrial and logistics sector experienced robust demand, with nine projects completed across Australia and Europe, and significant developments in Thailand and Vietnam. The hospitality division expanded with six new openings in China and Vietnam, including the Group’s first premium rental offering in China, Modena by Fraser Shenzhen.
Frasers Property’s investment properties maintained high occupancy rates, with Singapore’s retail portfolio reaching 99.6%. The Group also engaged in active portfolio management, divesting a 50% stake in Northpoint City South Wing and forming a joint venture for a $503 million portfolio in Australia.
Looking ahead, Frasers Property remains committed to navigating global economic uncertainties and enhancing capital efficiency. The Group’s strategic pillars focus on creating, sustaining, and unlocking value, with an emphasis on sustainability and ESG trends. The launch of its Climate and Nature Transition Plan in June 2025 underscores its dedication to managing climate risks and opportunities.
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