CapitaLand India Trust reports FY 2025 income rise and higher DPU at Citi property conference

SGX Filings
Mar 02

CapitaLand India Trust (CY6U) presented its FY 2025 performance at Citi’s 31st Annual Global Property CEO Conference on Mar, 2 2026.

The trust recorded total property income of 294.4 million Singapore dollars, an increase of 6% year-on-year, while net property income grew 9% to 224.9 million Singapore dollars.

Income available for distribution rose 17% to 118.9 million Singapore dollars and income to be distributed climbed 17% to 107.0 million Singapore dollars. Distribution per unit increased 15% to 7.87 Singapore cents.

Key operating metrics included a committed occupancy of 91% and a trailing twelve-month rental reversion of +21%. The gearing ratio stood at 39.6% as at Dec, 31 2025, with an average cost of debt of 5.6%.

The trust reiterated its growth pipeline of 7.3 million square feet from forward purchases and 3.7 million square feet of development potential, targeting a 49% increase in portfolio floor area by 2030. It also aims to raise the proportion of onshore debt to 40–50% of total borrowings over the next three to four years.

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