OUE FY2025 adjusted EBIT swings to loss of SGD 15.1 million from profit, revenue SGD 617.0 million down 4.6%

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OUE FY2025 adjusted EBIT swings to loss of SGD 15.1 million from profit, revenue SGD 617.0 million down 4.6%

OUE posted FY2025 revenue of SGD 617.0 million (down 4.6%) and a loss attributable to shareholders of SGD 279.1 million (narrowed 2.7%). Adjusted EBIT was a loss of SGD 15.1 million, compared with adjusted EBIT of SGD 63.4 million in FY2024. The group cited mainly non-cash items behind the loss, including share of losses in equity-accounted investees, an impairment loss on an equity-accounted investee and fair value changes on investment properties; it also said it had sufficient liquidity, with net gearing of 53.8% as at 31 December 2025. By segment, FY2025 real estate revenue was SGD 412.4 million (down 7.7%), healthcare revenue was SGD 152.7 million (up 0.3%), and others revenue was SGD 52.0 million (up 9.8%). Share of results of equity-accounted investees was a loss of SGD 230.0 million. OUE declared a final tax-exempt dividend of SGD 0.01 per share for FY2025, taking total FY2025 cash dividend to SGD 0.02 per share including the interim payout. Key updates included breaking ground on the 255-room Hotel Indigo Changi Airport project (completion slated for 2028) and securing a SGD 130.0 million green loan for it; OUE REIT’s refinancing of OUE Bayfront via a SGD 600.0 million green loan and additional facilities, the establishment of a SGD 500.0 million commercial paper programme, and the issuance of SGD 150.0 million 7-year green notes at a 2.75% coupon. OUE REIT also agreed to acquire a 19.9% stake in Salesforce Tower in Sydney at an agreed property value of AUD 357.2 million, with purchase consideration of AUD 195.5 million. In healthcare, OUE increased its stake in OUE Healthcare to 89.68% after acquiring an additional 19.32% in late December 2025, while Healthway Medical Group expanded to over 130 clinics and medical centres and refinanced its acquisition loan with a SGD 60.0 million term loan and a SGD 40.0 million revolving credit facility.

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