EC World Reit

EC World Reit loses appeal over unauthorised mortgage of key Hangzhou property; manager to seek re-trial

2026-02-04T11:18:50.000Z
Three of EC World Reit's properties were mortgaged without its consent or knowledge in November 2023.

EC World Reit granted more time until May 2026 to submit resumption proposal

2025-12-16T13:04:25.000Z
Fuheng Warehouse (pictured) is one of the three properties owned by EC World Reit that were mortgaged without its consent or knowledge between Nov 20, 2023 and Nov 24, 2023.

EC World Reit Q3 net property income down 60.5%; illegally mortgaged units face 2 lawsuits

2025-11-13T12:20:40.000Z
EC World Reit’s significant fall in revenue and net property income was due largely to the termination of master lease agreements upon the lease expiry of several assets, including Fu Heng Warehouse (pictured) in Hangzhou.

EC World Reit’s H1 net property income falls 60.3% to S$18.7 million

2025-08-13T14:05:36.000Z
Fuheng Warehouse is a property in EC World Reit's portfolio.

EC World Reit appoints new property managers, port operator

2025-03-17T01:50:41.000Z
EC World Reit attributes its lower operating performance to the expiry of master lease agreements, as well as the effect of the novation of underlying leases from master leases and related party leases, including for Fu Heng Warehouse (above).

EC World Reit’s Q4 net property income more than halves to S$11.2 million

2025-02-24T12:01:33.000Z
The unauthorised mortgage for Fu Heng Warehouse has been discharged.

‘Wrong instructions’ by EC World Reit sponsor CEO led to illegal mortgages, says legal counsel

2024-09-01T15:49:40.000Z
EC World Reit reported an 8 per cent drop in gross revenue to S$51.2 million in H1, from S$55.7 million a year ago.

EC World Reit H1 DPU down 18.6% to S$0.01671 on lower revenue, higher operating expenses

2024-08-07T13:13:50.000Z
Stage 1 Properties of Bei Gang Logistics, one of the largest e-commerce developments in the Yangtze River Delta in Shanghai, China, is among the properties in EC World Reit’s portfolio. A subsidiary of its sponsor has failed to repay a loan with a principal amount of US$10 million.

Subsidiary, chairman of EC World Reit’s sponsor liable for US$11.3 million after loan default

2024-06-04T12:08:52.000Z