Hongkong Land

Hongkong Land hives off MBFC Towers 1 and 2, One Raffles Quay into new S$8 billion Singapore private fund

It will be Singapore’s biggest private real estate fund; move follows divestments of other major assets

The Singapore Central Private Real Estate Fund is expected to hold more than S$8 billion in assets under management at inception.
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Hongkong Land shares close 3.5% down following news of S$8 billion real estate fund

The new fund will be the biggest private real estate fund in Singapore

Keppel Reit has agreed to acquire an additional one-third interest in the MBFC asset from Sageland, a subsidiary of Hongkong Land.
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Hongkong Land shares end 5.5% higher on S$1.45 billion sale of MBFC stake

The group is selling its share to Keppel Reit, which will have a two-thirds interest in the property upon completion

Hongkong Land developed Marina Bay Financial Centre together with Keppel Land and Cheung Kong Holdings.

Hongkong Land Q3 profit falls 13% on lower contributions from its office portfolio

Company says outlook for its full-year financial results remains unchanged

Sunway will assume ownership of MCL Land and its ongoing development projects, such as its Elta project (above).
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Hongkong Land closes 1.2% higher on S$738.7 million MCL Land divestment

It is selling its Singapore and Malaysia residential property arm to Malaysian conglomerate Sunway Group as it exits the residential build-to-sell sector

All MCL Land’s ongoing development projects, including its Elta project (above) will continue, providing Sunway with immediate earnings visibility, says Sunway.

Malaysia’s Sunway to buy Hongkong Land’s development arm MCL Land for S$738.7 million cash

The sale is effectively at net asset value, says Hongkong Land chief executive Michael Smith

Since the first quarter of 2024, One Raffles Quay has undergone an S$17 million asset enhancement initiative.

Hongkong Land leans on ‘hotelification’ to boost Singapore office portfolio performance

Hongkong Land seeks to provide a hotel-like experience for workers and visitors in its buildings in Marina Bay

Hong Kong’s office market has been going through a challenging time in the past few years as demand shrinks amid an increase in supply.

Hongkong Land sees recovery in office market with more demand

The real estate firm owns office buildings and shopping malls in Hong Kong, Singapore and mainland China

Hongkong Land has posted underlying earnings per share of US$0.1351 for H1 2025.

Hongkong Land back in the black with H1 underlying profit of US$297 million

Revenue is down 23% year on year to US$751.2 million as the group winds down its build-to-sell business