Real Estate Operating Companies

HongkongLand USD

Hong Kong Land Raises 2026 Profit Outlook, Q1 Underlying Profit Up 5% and Capital Recycling at 90%

CapitaLand and Hongkong Land Bid for Singapore's Marina One Complex

Hong Kong Land Holdings Executives Purchase 42,400 Shares

Hong Kong Land Commences Phase Two of West Bund Central Project in Shanghai

Hong Kong Land Holdings repurchased 507,600 ordinary shares

Hopkins Land Corp and Gammon Construction Partner to Deploy CarbonCure Low-Carbon Concrete

Goldman Sachs Upgrades HNGKY Rating to Buy

Hong Kong Land Acquires 10.8% Stake in CDL Hospitality Trusts from ESR at SGD541 Million

Cheung Kong Properties Leases Entire Floor of York House to Northern Rock Management

HongkongLand USD released FY2025 Q3 earnings on March 5, 2026 (SGT), actual revenue USD 348.55 M, actual EPS USD 0.2395

HongkongLand USD released FY2025 Q4 earnings on March 5, 2026 (SGT), actual revenue USD 348.55 M, actual EPS USD 0.2395

HongkongLand USD released FY2025 9 Months earnings on March 5, 2026 (SGT), with actual revenue of USD 1.1 B and actual EPS of USD 0.3397

HongkongLand USD released FY2025 earnings on March 5, 2026 (SGT), actual revenue USD 1.448 B (forecast USD 2.206 B), actual EPS USD 0.5769 (forecast USD 0.3236)

QIA and Singapore Central Private Real Estate Fund join HLDG as founding investors

Executive Director of Hong Kong Land Holdings Alex Yip Purchased 19,400 Ordinary Shares

Hong Kong Land Holdings Stock Rises Pre-Market

Hong Kong Land Launches Singapore Central Private Real Estate Fund

Hong Kong Land Holdings Repurchased 220,000 Ordinary Shares Strategically

Hongkong Land Halved Net Debt to $5.72 Billion in Q3

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Acesian Partners

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Real estate investments in Asia Pacific surged 433% YoY to $14.7b in Q1 2026, driven by Hongkong Land and QIA's $8.2b asset transfers into SCPREF. Overall transaction volumes reached $60.2b, with cross-border investments hitting a record $20.9b. The office sector led with a 46% increase, while industrial investments rose 53%. Singapore saw significant activity, including the acquisition of 12 assets by UI Boustead REIT and the sale of Bukit Panjang Plaza for $428m.

Singapore Business Review

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Jones Lang Lasalle

Microsoft

Real estate investments surge to $14.7b in Q1

Hongkong Land reported a 5% rise in underlying profit for Q1 2026, attributed to lower financing costs despite reduced contributions from Singapore. The company raised US$600 million through capital recycling, aiming for US$4 billion by 2027. The Singapore Central Private Real Estate Fund, with S$8.2 billion AUM, targets S$15 billion in five years. The full-year earnings outlook for 2026 has improved, with profits expected to be slightly higher than last year.

Businesstimes News

Hongkong Land Q1 underlying profit rises 5% on lower borrowing costs

Hongkong Land reported a 5% rise in underlying profit for Q1 2026, attributed to lower financing charges, despite reduced contributions from Singapore. Shares closed at US$7.96, down 0.4%. Yangzijiang Shipbuilding secured US$1.03 billion in new orders, raising its order book to US$22.3 billion, moving closer to its FY 2026 target of US$4.5 billion. Shares closed 0.5% higher at S$3.94.

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Stocks to watch: Hongkong Land, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, SIA, Sembcorp, Delfi

Singapore's commercial real estate investment surged 179% QoQ in Q1 2026, marking the largest increase in Asia Pacific, driven by low interest rates and significant transactions, including Hongkong Land's US$6.5b acquisition of prime CBD assets. The economy outperformed expectations with a 4.6% YoY GDP growth. Office vacancy hit a record low of 3.3%, while retail sales remained positive. Logistics demand grew, particularly from the semiconductor sector. However, overall Asia Pacific investment volume fell 9% QoQ, with geopolitical tensions potentially impacting future activity.

FTSE Straits Times Index

HONG KONG LAND

STI ETF

CBRE

Singapore CRE investment jumps 179% in Q1: CBRE

The Singapore stock market ended its two-day winning streak, with the Straits Times Index closing at 4,921.90, down 20.06 points or 0.41%. Despite this, a rebound is anticipated on Monday due to mixed to higher global forecasts, bolstered by strong U.S. employment data. Key stocks like CapitaLand and Hongkong Land saw declines, while some, like SingTel and Thai Beverage, experienced gains. Wall Street's positive performance may influence the Asian markets, which are expected to trend higher.

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CapitaLandInvest

Singapore Shares May Bounce Higher Again On Monday

Singapore stocks fell on May 8, with the Straits Times Index (STI) down 0.4% to 4,921.90. Jardine Matheson gained 1.6%, while Hongkong Land dropped 5.2%. Local banks had mixed results: OCBC rose 0.2%, DBS fell 0.3%, and UOB decreased 0.4%. The broader market saw 248 gainers against 337 losers. Regional indices were mixed, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng down 0.9% and South Korea's Kospi up 0.1%. Investors face conflicting narratives of technology optimism and tightening financial conditions, according to SPI Asset Management's Stephen Innes.

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Singapore stocks retreat amid mixed Asia trading; STI down 0.4%

Singapore's cross-border real estate investment surged to $7.24 billion in Q1 2026, up from $1.27 billion a year prior, driven by significant portfolio deals and retail activity, according to Knight Frank. The increase was largely attributed to Hongkong Land's asset spin-off into a private fund backed by Qatar Investment Authority and APG Group. Overall, APAC cross-border investment doubled to $28.44 billion, with 95% of Singapore respondents planning to boost cross-border trade or investment in the next five years. The region's investment activity reached $82.01 billion, marking the strongest quarterly performance since Q4 2021.

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Cross‑border real estate inflows surge to $7.24b in Q1

Hongkong Land is the top stock with a 9.16% increase.The Straits Times Index (STI) closed at 4,941.960, up 0.3% on Thursday, 7 May, at 5:21 p.m.Hongkong Land was the most active stock, followed by Jardine Matheson (+4.53%) and UOL (+2.51%).Sembcorp Industries and SGX were at the foot.

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