Keppel

THE LEVEL GROUND

Keppel South Central: Deals juiced up with income support need not be bad ones 

2026-11-02T04:28:58.000Z
Singapore expects peak electricity demand to grow between 15 and 51 per cent by 2031.
ESG INSIGHTS

Issue 218: Potential winners in Singapore’s grid investment plan; Singapore governance code review reveals proposals

2026-10-30T11:00:00.000Z
The increase in New Keppel’s profit was underpinned by stronger performance in its connectivity segment and steady earnings from its infrastructure segment.

Keppel posts 20% rise in Q3 net profit; New Keppel earnings up 15%

2026-10-29T00:46:11.000Z
Keppel has operated for about four decades in Vietnam and built a portfolio of 30 projects with total registered investment capital exceeding S$5 billion.

Keppel seeks US$1 billion for Vietnam investments as it joins country’s international financial centre

2026-10-28T06:09:45.000Z
The SingSpring Desalination Plant. KIT’s environmental services segment posts a 20.1% drop in funds from operations to S$28.7 million.

Keppel Infrastructure Trust’s 9M distributable income falls 17% to S$140.1 million

2026-10-27T00:52:07.000Z
Offshore rig market conditions are improving after over a decade of limited new-build activity and the gradual retirement of older rigs.

Keppel’s Rigco, Seatrium to complete four offshore rigs in deal worth over S$500 million

2026-10-26T00:07:09.000Z
Plans to set up the biomethane regulatory sandbox were first announced in October 2025.

Keppel Energy, Sembcorp Utilities and Tuas Power to supply biomethane in pilot project

2026-10-23T01:59:12.000Z
Keppel Reit’s manager is proposing to acquire a 51% interest in the newly completed 33-storey Keppel South Central.
BROKERS’ TAKE

Positive pivot or premature? Analysts split on Keppel Reit’s S$610.9 million buy

2026-10-21T11:40:03.000Z
The acquisition of Keppel South Central offers a pro forma distribution per unit accretion of 2.01%.

Keppel Reit to buy 51% stake in Keppel South Central for S$610.9 million

2026-10-20T00:12:40.000Z
From left: Aw Kah Peng, chairman of Shell Companies in Singapore; Mark Souza, corporate vice-president and chief technology officer at Microsoft Asia; and Wong Wai Meng, chief executive officer of data centres at Keppel.
POWERING PROGRESS TOGETHER

AI is moving faster than the infrastructure powering it, panellists say

2026-10-13T23:00:00.000Z