ParkwayLife Reit - FY results is out! 2nd Half Dpu is up 3.5 percent to 7.64 cents. Distribution income is up 8.8 percent to 49.8m, results seem gd

 PLIFE REIT DELIVERS RESILIENT FY 2025 

RESULTS WITH SUSTAINED DPU GROWTH 

 Full Year Distribution Per Unit (DPU) grew 2.5% YoY to 15.29 Singapore cents, 

extending PLife REIT’s track record of recurring DPU growth 

 FY 2025 Gross Revenue and Net Property Income increased 7.6% and 8.0% YoY 

respectively, supported by portfolio expansion and organic rental growth

 Strong balance sheet and disciplined capital management with a healthy gearing 

ratio of 33.4% and no long-term debt refinancing requirements until October 2026.

Asia’s largest listed healthcare REITs with an asset portfolio of S$2.57 billion2

, is pleased to 

announce resilient financial results for the full year ended 31 December 2025 (“FY 2025”). 

Despite ongoing market uncertainties and currency volatility, PLife REIT delivered another 

year of stable and recurring DPU growth, underpinned by its diversified healthcare portfolio, 

disciplined capital management and long-term lease structures.

Resilient Financial Performance Reflecting Stable DPU Growth and Cash Flow Strength 

For FY 2025, while distributable income to Unitholders rose 9.1% year-on-year (“YoY”), PLife 

REIT achieved a DPU of 15.29 cents, representing a 2.5% increase due to enlarged unit base3

. 

Operating performance strengthened over the year. Gross Revenue for FY 2025 increased 

7.6% YoY to S$156.3 million while Net Property Income rose 8.0% YoY to S$147.5 million. 

The improvement largely reflects higher contributions from assets acquired in 2024 as well 

as organic rental growth from the Singapore hospital portfolio with step-up lease 

agreements, partially oƯset by foreign currency movements, which remain well managed 

through the Group’s established hedging strategies. 

Maintaining Financial Stability Through Disciplined Risk Management 

PLife REIT maintained a strong and resilient balance sheet in FY 2025 through disciplined 

capital management and a proactive approach to managing interest rate and foreign 

exchange risks. 

As at 31 December 2025, PLife REIT’s gearing ratio stood at a healthy 33.4%, with an all-in 

cost of debt of approximately 1.59% and an interest coverage ratio of 8.6 times.    

ParkwayLife Reit - FY results will be out on 2 Feb after trading hours, dpu estimating 7.6 to 7.8 cents. Current price at 4.08 after being retreated from 4.21 looks rather interesting

ParkwayLife Reit  - FY results will be out on 2 Feb after trading hours,  dpu estimating 7.6 to 7.8 cents. Current price at 4.08 after being retreated from 4.21 looks rather interesting!

locked in some profit at 4.19, now can re-enter for another round of profit! Pls dyodd. 

  ParkwayLife  - FY results will be out on 2nd February 2026, dividend is coming,  nice!

The results will be out after trading hours. Estimating DPU of 7.6 - 7.8 cents!

Chart wise,  it has went up to touch 4.20 but wasn't able to hold and price is back to 4.12 level. 

ParkwayLife Reit  - Today closed well at 4.08, looks rather interesting!

She may rise up to test 4.14 than 4.20 and above.  Pls dyodd. 

 3rd quarter results update Parkway Life Reit has raised its distribution per unit (DPU) by 2.3 per cent to S$0.1156 from S$0.113 in the previous corresponding period.

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Distributable income stood at S$75.4 million, up 10.4 per cent from S$68.3 million.

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Revenue climbed 8.2 per cent to about S$117.3 million, boosting net property income by 8.1 per cent to about S$110.7 million. 

The price has corrected from 4.44 to close at 4.00. It looks like a gd pivot entry point. 

Yield is about 3.85% seem quite decent!

Pls dyodd. 

PLIFE REIT REPORTS STURDY 1H 2025 RESULTS WITH HIGHER REVENUE 

AND DPU, SUPPORTED BY STRATEGIC GEOGRAPHIC EXPANSION 

 Gross revenue and net property income rose by 8.1% and 8.0% YoY 

respectively, reflecting income growth from acquisitions 

 DI grew by 9.5% year-on-year attributed to acquisitions in 2024 and 

Singapore hospitals with step-up lease arrangements 

 DPU increased 1.5% year-on-year to 7.65 Singapore cents for 1H 2025 

 Financial position remains healthy with gearing at 35.4% and no long-term 

refinancing needs until September 2026

he Group delivered a resilient performance during the period, supported by 

higher rental contributions from its core Singapore hospitals and incremental income 

from newly acquired assets in Japan and France. 

Gross revenue for the half-year rose 8.1% year-on-year (“YoY”) to S$78.3 million, 

while net property income grew 8.0% to S$73.8 million. Distributable income to 

unitholders increased 9.5% YoY to S$49.9 million. Arising from an enlarged unit base3, 

this translated into a Distribution per Unit (“DPU”) of 7.65 Singapore cents, a 1.5% 

increase from the 7.54 Singapore cents declared in the same period last year. 

The improved performance was driven by additional contributions from the acquisition 

of 11 nursing homes in France and one nursing home in Japan in 2H 2024, partially 

offset by the depreciation of the Japanese Yen (“JPY”). Meanwhile, the Group’s 

Singapore hospitals continued to deliver steady growth under long-term master leases 

with fixed 3% annual rental step-ups through FY2025. 

Resilient Portfolio Anchored by Singapore, Strengthened by Geographic 

Diversification 

As at 30 June 2025, PLife REIT’s portfolio comprised 75 properties across Singapore, 

Japan, Malaysia, and France, with a total value of approximately S$2.46 billion3. The 

entry into France in 2024 marked the Group’s first expansion into Europe and reflects 

its strategic focus on diversifying income source away from Japan through exposure 

to mature healthcare markets with long-term demand drivers. 

Singapore remains the anchor of the portfolio, contributing steady and predictable 

income. The Group’s three hospital properties are operated by Parkway Hospitals 

Singapore Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of IHH Healthcare Berhad, under long-

term master leases of 20.4 years. These leases include fixed annual rental step-ups of 3%. 

KDC : Keppel DC Reit - FY 2025 DI increased 55.2% year-on-year to $268.1 million, with DPU up 9.8% to 10.381 cents. 2nd Half Dpu is up 7.1% to 5.248 cents. XD 6 February

 4th quarter results is out! 

Keppel DC REIT delivers record-high DPU of 10.381 cents for FY 2025, 

underpinned by strategic acquisitions and strong portfolio performance

Key Highlights 

▪ FY 2025 DI increased 55.2% year-on-year to $268.1 million, with DPU up 9.8% to 10.381 cents. 2nd Half Dpu is up 7.1% to 5.248 cents. XD 6 February. 

▪ Strong financial performance was driven by $1.1 billion of accretive acquisitions in Tokyo and 

Singapore and portfolio reversion of ~45% for FY 2025

▪ Well positioned to capture hyperscale and artificial intelligence (AI)-driven demand, supported by 

healthy balance sheet and aggregate leverage of 35.3%

Chart wise, A nice bullish bar appearing on the chart upon the releasing of the FY results, a spike up of 4-6 cents before closing at 2.28, looks rather bullish! It may rise up to test 2.30-2.32. A nice breakout smoothly plus high volume we may see her rising up further towards 2.43. Pls dyodd. 

Mapletree PanAsia Com Tr - 3rd quarter results is out.DPU is up 2.5 percent to 2.05 cents , it has finally turning around looking good

Hong Kong Festival Walk office assets divestment completed today, 2nd February 2026. Not sure, is this a gd news or not! 

The divestment is mainly used ro pare down loan/debts and use it for Ops ! DPU may be affected!

 Mapletree PanAsia Com Tr  - 3rd quarter results is out.DPU is up 2.5 percent to 2.05 cents , it has finally turning around looking good!

3Q FY25/26 DPU up 2.5% yoy to 2.05 Singapore cents. XD 6th Feb, paydate 18 March 2026.

• Singapore NPI up 5.3% in 3Q FY25/26 and 4.8% in YTD FY25/26 on a yoy

comparable basis, cushioning overseas headwinds

• VivoCity NPI up 10.1% yoy in 3Q FY25/26, with 14.7% rental uplift, sustained full 

committed occupancy and 4.4% yoy tenant sales growth 

• Portfolio achieves positive rental reversion of 0.3% despite overseas market pressures

26 – MPACT Management Ltd., as manager of Mapletree Pan Asia 

Commercial Trust (“MPACT” and as manager of MPACT, the “Manager”), announced its 

financial results for 3Q FY25/26 and Financial Period from 1 April 2025 to 31 December 2025. 

Strong Singapore operations, strategic portfolio optimisation and debt reduction, supported by 

lower interest rates, delivered resilient Distribution per Unit (“DPU”) performance across both 

periods despite overseas headwinds. 

3Q FY25/26 gross revenue and net property income (“NPI”) declined 1.9% and 1.2% year-on-

year (“yoy”) to S$219.4 million and S$164.9 million, respectively. This was largely due to lower 

overseas contributions and the absence of full-period contributions from TS Ikebukuro Building 

(“TSI”) and ABAS Shin-Yokohama Building (“ASY”), which were divested on 22 August 2025 

and 28 August 2025, respectively. 

Singapore’s gross revenue and NPI grew 3.5% and 5.3% yoy respectively, led by VivoCity

following the completion of its Basement 2 asset enhancement initiative (“AEI”), alongside 

continued full committed occupancy and robust rental growth, as well as higher contribution 

from Mapletree Business City (“MBC”) and Other Singapore Properties.

Micro-Mechanics : 1st Half Results is out! 2nd quarter net profit is up 25.2 percent to 3.7m. Interim dividend of 3 cents

Closed well at 1.68 last Friday,  likely to rise up to test 1.71 than 1.75 - 1.80! 

 Micro-Mechanics posts 25.2% yoy increase in net profit 

to S$3.7 million for 2QFY2026

• Group revenue increased 14.5% yoy to S$18.7 million for 2QFY2026, led by strong sales 

momentum from consumable tools segment

• Gross profit margin improved to 51.1% for 2QFY2026 from 47.5% for 2QFY2025, supported by 

stronger customer engagement and enhanced manufacturing processes

• Positive operating cashflow of S$4.9 million with net cash position of S$27.2 million 

• Group seeks to continue to allocate capital strategically to growth areas

• Interim dividend of 3.0 cents per share for 1HFY2026, representing 60.8% dividend payout ratio

XD 5 February.  Paydate 10 Feb. That is super fast! 

Mapletree Ind Tr - Results is out! Dpu is of 3.17 cents decreasing 0.2 percent qoq basis and 3.9 percent down versus last year. Targeting to divest 500 to 600m in North America

 Mapletree Industrial Trust Announces 

Distribution Per Unit of 3.17 Cents for 3QFY25/26 . XD 4th Feb. Paydate 12 March. 

 Marginal quarter-on-quarter decline of 0.3% in distribution per Unit (“DPU”) 

 Stable operational performance driven by improvement in Overall Portfolio average 

occupancy and positive rental reversions in the Singapore Portfolio 

 Targeting selective divestments of S$500 million to S$600 million in North America

 Less than 0.1% 

Gross revenue and net property income for 3QFY25/26 fell by 8.0% and 7.8% year-on-year to 

S$163.1 million and S$122.8 million respectively. This primarily reflected the absence of 

income from the portfolio divestment of three industrial properties in Singapore on 15 August.

Ms Ler Lily, Chief Executive Officer of the Manager, said, “Our Singapore Portfolio and Japan 

Portfolio continued to provide a stable base for MIT’s performance supported by resilient 

occupancies and positive rental reversions. In the near term, we remain focused on managing 

the impact of downtime from non-renewal of leases in the North American Portfolio while 

executing strategic divestments and acquisitions to strengthen portfolio quality and resilience. 

We remain committed to achieving our divestment target of S$500 million to S$600 million in 

North America. As we execute our portfolio rebalancing strategy, we may see near-term 

transitional effects, which are temporary and necessary to drive sustainable returns.” 

Portfolio Update for 3QFY25/26 

Average Overall Portfolio occupancy was 91.4% in 3QFY25/26, marginally higher than the 

previous quarter of 91.3%. This was driven by the improvement in average Singapore Portfolio 

occupancy to 93.0% in 3QFY25/26 from 92.6% in 2QFY25/26. The average rental rate of the 

Singapore Portfolio eased to S$2.25 per square foot per month (“psf/mth”) in 3QFY25/26 from 

S$2.27 psf/mth in 2QFY25/26 following the full quarter impact of the Singapore Portfolio 

Divestment. Positive rental reversions for renewal leases were achieved across all property.