(CLI) recorded stronger Operating PATMI of S$539 million for the Financial Year (FY) 2025,
up 6% year-on-year (YoY) from S$510 million in FY 2024. At the same time, CLI continued to
scale its platform, with FUM growing 7% to S$125 billion1 as at end-2025, supported by
positive fundraising momentum as total equity raised almost doubled to S$6.5 billion.
The improved Operating PATMI of S$539 million in FY 2025 was driven by higher contributions
from the listed funds business, lower interest costs and reduced operating expenses. These
were partially offset by growth-related expenses to scale the private funds and lodging
management business, as well as lower contributions following asset divestments.
Total PATMI for FY 2025 was S$145 million compared to S$479 million in FY 2024, mainly
due to lower portfolio gains and higher revaluation losses on the Group’s China portfolio.
CLI declared a final dividend of 12 cents, unchanged y-o-y, reflecting a payout ratio of more than 100%.
reflecting continued market softness. Meanwhile, total revenue was stable3 at S$2,133 million
for FY 2025, with higher fee-related revenue earnings, offset by lower contributions from the
real estate investment business (REIB) post-divestments.
Through disciplined and focused execution, CLI grew FUM to S$125 billion1 as at end-2025,
up from S$117 billion a year earlier. FUM growth was driven by strong capital raising momentum,
supported by larger follow-on funds launched during the year, as well as positive organic and
inorganic growth, including CLI’s strategic investments in Wingate and SC Capital Partners.
Miguel Ko, Chairman of CLI, said: “Amid a challenging and uncertain macroeconomic
backdrop in 2025, we made steady progress, reinforcing and scaling our platform for long-
term growth. Our strategic investments in Wingate and SC Capital Partners have deepened
capabilities and broadened institutional reach for CLI. We will continue to build on this
momentum and focus on long-term value creation, anchored by strategic partnerships and
disciplined capital allocation.”










































