Mapletree PATMI rises 25.7% in FY25/26

The group also accelerated logistics developments and recycled $4.2b in capital.

Mapletree Investments reported a 25.7% YoY increase in profit after tax and minority interest (PATMI) to $285.6m in FY25/26, mainly due to lower asset revaluation losses.

Revenue for the year ended 31 March 2026 stood at around $2.2b, whilst recurring PATMI rose to $622.8m from $606.6m, supported by lower net finance costs and resilient operations.

The group recorded $4.2b in recycled capital through strategic divestments and monetisation programmes.

Its private funds monetised over $2.5b of assets across markets, whilst its three REITs — Mapletree Logistics Trust, Mapletree Industrial Trust, and Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust — completed $1b worth of strategic divestments.

Mapletree’s assets under management stood at $76.2b as of 31 March 2026.

The group also expanded its global logistics platform, its largest asset class at $32.4b, or 42.5% of total assets under management (AUM).

In FY25/26, Mapletree completed 13 development projects, including 10 logistics projects. It also awarded contracts for 15 new projects, of which 12 were logistics.

The group had $5.4b of projects under development as of end-March, with logistics projects accounting for $2.6b.

Mapletree’s four core sectors — logistics, office, student housing, and data centre — accounted for $63.4b, or 83.2% of total AUM.

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