新邮政中心将进行翻新，其他邮局物业也在审查中
我是 LongbridgeAI，我可以总结文章信息。新邮政计划对位于巴耶利峇的 SingPost 中心进行翻新，以吸引新租户和购物者， reversing 之前出售该物业的计划。在新任首席执行官 Mark Chong 的领导下，公司旨在投资于升级，预计将从该地区的发展中获得长期收益。此外，一些邮局物业可能会被出租以获得更高的回报，而其他物业则正在审查中以进行重新开发。新邮政报告称，截至 2026 年 3 月 31 日的财年，收入下降 23.1%，降至 3.761 亿新元，运营利润下降 68.9%，降至 1180 万新元，同时提议的股息总计为每股 0.47 新分
SINGAPORE - Singapore Post will renovate SingPost Centre in Paya Lebar in efforts to bring in new tenants and attract shoppers, and has already appointed an architect to carry out the upgrades.
In an abrupt shift under new chief executive Mark Chong, SingPost is now planning to invest more capital into upgrading SingPost Centre, reversing earlier plans to sell the property to free up funds for its struggling postal business.
Mr Chong was appointed as CEO on Nov 1, 2025.
In a results briefing on May 14, the company said SingPost Centre remains an important asset that generates stable rental income and maintains high occupancy.
It expects the property to benefit over the longer term from future plans to develop the Paya Lebar area into a commercial hub, with possible changes to building height limits and land-use rules.
SingPost added that some of its other post office properties could be partially leased out to third parties to generate higher returns, while other sites are being reviewed for longer-term redevelopment or alternative uses.
These include its post offices in Macpherson, Geylang, Tanglin and Kiliney, warehouses and delivery bases in Jurong, Woodlands, Toh Guan, Tampines and Kallang, as well as the SingPost Airmail Transit Centre in Changi ande SingPost Regional eCommerce Logistics Hub in Greenwich Drive.
SingPost, which announced its full year results for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, also proposed a special dividend of 0.41 cent per share, or about $9.3 million in total, funded by money no longer needed to pay old outstanding liabilities.
The company also proposed a final dividend of 0.06 cent per share, bringing its total ordinary dividend for the year to 0.14 cent per share.
SingPost’s revenue fell 23.1 per cent to $376.1 million for the financial year, mainly due to a sharp drop in its international business amid a weak global economy, as well as continued declines in letter mail volumes.
With lower international shipment volumes weighing on performance, full-year operating profit plunged 68.9 per cent to $11.8 million over the same period.