Keppel Infrastructure posts 31.2% YoY increase in distributable income for H1

The distribution per unit rose 1% YoY to 1.97 cents per unit in H1.

Keppel Infrastructure Trust announced a 31.2% increase in distributable income to $119.4m for the first half of 2025, compared to the $90.99m in the same period last year.

The distribution per unit also increased by 1% YoY to 1.97 cents. The payment date would be on 13 August, after the record date of 6 August.

The group also reported a profit attributable to unitholders of $60m for H1 2025, compared to a loss of $23.9m in H1 2024.

In its bourse filing, the group said the improvement was primarily driven by gains from the divestment of Philippine Coastal, fair value gain recognised on the investment in AGPC, and increased contributions from Ventura, KMEDP, City Energy, and Ixom.

These were partially offset by lower contributions from KMC and EMK, as well as share losses from the windfarms.

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