The group recorded $76.2 billion in assets under management (AUM) as at March 31, lower than the $80.3 billion posted the year prior. The fall comes as the group undergoes a series of strategic divestments and monetisation programmes, where the group recorded total gross proceeds of $4.2 billion. This includes more than $2.5 billion of asset monetisations by its private funds.
At $285.6 million, Temasek-owned Mapletree Investments’ profit for the financial year ended March 31 is 25.7% higher y-o-y. In a June 2 announcement, the unlisted group attributes the higher Patmi to lower asset revaluation losses.
Revenue for FY2026 ended March 31 was $2.2 billion, unchanged y-o-y; while recurring Patmi was 2.7% higher y-o-y at $622.8 million. With effect from FY2026, contributions for “certain investments that are not deemed to be the core business activities for the group” are excluded from recurring Patmi, according to Mapletree Investments.
