CapitaLand Investment Limited Discloses Significant Subsidiary and Investment Activities for 2H 2025

Date of Announcement: 11 February 2026

CapitaLand Investment Limited (“CLI”) has released a comprehensive update on a series of corporate actions executed between 1 July 2025 and 31 December 2025. The announcement, made pursuant to Rule 706A of the SGX Listing Manual, outlines several incorporations, acquisitions, divestments, and changes in subsidiary interests that could be of interest to investors and potentially impact the company’s share price.

Highlights and Key Developments

• Multiple New Subsidiaries Incorporated: CLI established more than 20 new wholly owned subsidiaries across Singapore, India, China, United Arab Emirates, and Korea, to support business development in investment holding, business park management, advisory services, hotel operations, and asset management.
• Expansion in Data Centre and Real Estate Management: New entities focused on data centre holdings and management in India suggest a strategic pivot toward digital infrastructure and real estate solutions in high-growth markets.
• Acquisition of Associated Company in the UK: CLI, through its subsidiaries, acquired a significant stake (30%) in Silverdoor Investment Holdings Limited (“SIHL”), a UK-based corporate housing solutions provider, by transferring interests in Synergy Global Housing entities. This move consolidates CLI’s presence in the global corporate accommodation sector.
• Increased Control in Key Subsidiaries: CLI acquired an additional 40% equity interest in Ascentia Dijon Pte. Ltd., securing full ownership of the senior-living serviced residence operator and its subsidiaries in Malaysia and China. It also increased its stake in Peace Base Investments Limited, which invests in high-value property in Shenzhen, from 46.17% to 73.17%.
• Acquisition of LXA Capital Pte. Ltd.: CLI purchased 100% of LXA, a Singapore-based financial services provider, for S\$20 million, indicating a strategic expansion in financial services.
• Significant Movements in Korean Logistics Investment Vehicles: CLI formed and adjusted shareholdings in two Korean entities (CLK21 and CLK22), focused on logistics centre development, with substantial capital injections and realignment of ownership among group companies.

Detailed Developments Investors Should Note

1. Incorporation of Subsidiaries

CLI established a wide range of new subsidiaries, with activities encompassing:

• Investment holding (multiple Singapore entities and foreign branches)
• Business park management in China with a registered capital of RMB500,000
• Hotel operation and consulting in Korea
• Financial and treasury services
• Advisory and asset management in India (notably, Saffronova Private Limited and CLINT India Advisors Private Limited)
• Significant capital injections in UAE, India, and Korea-focused entities

These moves reflect CLI’s aggressive global expansion and diversification, which could drive long-term growth through new revenue streams and exposure to high-growth regions and sectors.

2. Strategic Acquisitions and Investments

• Radial IT Park Phase 1 Private Limited (“Radial1”): CLI secured an effective 20.25% interest in Radial1 via its CapitaLand India Growth Fund 2, retaining control over the board and thus classifying Radial1 as a subsidiary. Radial1 focuses on IT and business park development in India—a rapidly expanding market for tech infrastructure.
• Silverdoor Investment Holdings Limited (“SIHL”): CLI subsidiaries injected GBP18.4 million (by asset transfer) into SIHL, which is now an associated company. This consolidates CLI’s position in the global corporate housing market, a sector expected to rebound with increased business travel post-pandemic.
• Ascentia Dijon Pte. Ltd. (“ADPL”): CLI acquired the remaining 40% for S\$1, making it a wholly owned subsidiary. ADPL operates senior-living serviced residences across Asia, a sector with significant demographic-driven growth potential.
• LXA Capital Pte. Ltd. (“LXA”): CLI acquired 100% of LXA for S\$20 million, expanding its financial services portfolio.
• Peace Base Investments Limited: CLI increased its stake from 46.17% to 73.17% by acquiring 100% of the ordinary shares from a third party for approximately S\$192.7 million. Peace Base holds interests in a property in Shenzhen—one of China’s most dynamic real estate markets.

3. Divestments and Internal Restructurings

• Credo KR Pte. Ltd.: CLI’s interest in this investment holding entity dropped from 100% to 66.88% after selling shares to ACP II Holdings Pte. Ltd. (also a CLI subsidiary) for US\$11.7 million, in line with internal capital structuring.
• CapitaLand Korea Loan-Type No. 21 & 22 General Private Real Estate Investment Companies (CLK21 & CLK22): These entities were created and subsequently recapitalized, with CLI and its subsidiaries retaining majority control. They are focused on providing loans for logistics center development in Korea, reflecting CLI’s continued bet on logistics infrastructure.

Potentially Price-Sensitive Information

• Significant capital deployment (over S\$200 million) in new and existing subsidiaries and associated companies, particularly in high-growth markets like India, China, and Korea, signals management’s confidence in future earnings and asset appreciation.
• Full ownership of senior-living and financial services subsidiaries, as well as enhanced stakes in high-value real estate in China, may positively impact future consolidated earnings.
• Strategic realignment in logistics and data centre infrastructure, positioning CLI to benefit from structural trends in e-commerce, digitalization, and Asian urbanization.
• No material impact on 2025 earnings per share or net tangible assets was reported for these transactions, but the medium- and long-term effects could be accretive as new ventures mature.

Conclusion

CLI’s series of incorporations, acquisitions, and internal restructurings reflect a robust growth and diversification strategy, with a focus on real estate, digital infrastructure, financial services, and asset management across key Asian markets and beyond. While immediate financial impact is neutral for FY2025, the scale and scope of these initiatives suggest improved growth prospects and potential value creation for shareholders in the coming years.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult professional advisors before making investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and all investments carry risks.

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