CapitaLandInvest shares fell after the company reported a drop in 2025 profits. On Wednesday morning, the stock plunged as much as 8.8% to S$2.89 (equivalent to US$2.28) before recovering some losses to trade at S$2.99. This marked the largest single-day percentage decline for the stock in over a year.

Analysts at Citi noted that the share price decline following the weaker-than-expected results could present a buying opportunity for investors. The asset manager stated that CapitaLandInvest's 2025 profit fell 70% to S$145 million (equivalent to US$114.6 million), primarily due to lower portfolio gains and increased revaluation losses from its China portfolio. Revenue declined 24% to S$2.13 billion.

Citi highlighted that CapitaLandInvest has outperformed the benchmark Straits Times Index so far this year. According to data from LSEG, the stock has risen approximately 10%, while the index has gained 7%. Citi maintained its buy rating on the stock.