Mapletree Investments Pte Ltd has reported a robust financial performance for the financial year ending 31 March 2025, achieving a revenue of $2.2b and a recurring profit after tax and minority interest of $637.4m. The company’s strategic acquisitions and asset recycling activities have played a pivotal role in this success, increasing its assets under management to $80.3b.
Group CEO Hiew Yoon Khong highlighted the company’s disciplined approach amidst a challenging environment of high interest rates and geopolitical tensions. “The Group deepened our focus on our core sectors—logistics, student housing, office, and data centre—through prioritising operational performance and investing selectively in specific markets with growth potential,” he stated.
Mapletree’s logistics sector saw significant growth, with new acquisitions in the UK and Spain, and the launch of the Mapletree Emerging Growth Asia Logistics Development Fund targeting Malaysia, India, and Vietnam. The student housing sector also expanded with a GBP 1b acquisition of 31 assets in the UK and Germany, elevating Mapletree to the fourth largest student housing owner in the UK.
In the office sector, Mapletree invested in India’s Global Business City and acquired land in Hanoi for a Grade A mixed-use project. The data centre sector also saw expansion, with new developments in Japan and Hong Kong.
Looking forward, Mapletree aims to continue its growth trajectory by enhancing operational performance and pursuing development projects in alignment with its long-term objectives.
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