Here's what boosted CapitaLand's $1.3b sales in Singapore

29 Apr 2013 - Singapore Business Review
d’Leedon sealed 481 units. According to Phillip Securities Research, CapitaLand started the year with strong performance in its two core markets – Singapore and China despite mounting pressures to rein in rising home prices in both countries. It noted that bulk of the strong sales in Singapore was attributed ...
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CapitaLand's China assets to rev up earnings

29 Apr 2013 - Singapore Business Review
Operating profits rose 70% YoY. Capitaland’s 1Q13 PATMI of S$188.2m is in line with market expectations. DBS notes that This represents a 41% jump y-o-y, driven by portfolio gains, lower effective tax rate and higher associate contributions while revenue inched up 3.2% to S$662m. Operating PATMI came ...
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CapitaLand first-quarter PATMI rose 41.2% to S$188.2 million

26 Apr 2013 - Singapore Business Review
See what drove up profits. In a release, CapitaLand Limited (CapitaLand) said it achieved a net profit ofS$188.2 million for the first quarter of 2013, up 41.2% from the same period last year. Group revenue increased 3.2% to S$661.9 million, underpinned by higher revenue from its four strategic business ...
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Shopping for CapitaMall Trust’s First Quarter Result

22 Apr 2013 - The Motley Fool Singapore
CapitaCommercial Trust (SGX: C38U) released its first quarter results on Friday morning and the market did not seem to take it too well despite it posting a 3.3% increase in distributable income to S$55.7m – shares were down 2.6% to $1.66. Will CapitaMall Trust (SGX: C61U) follow suit? Both trusts are ...
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4 key themes to CapitaLand's residential outlook

12 Apr 2013 - Singapore Business Review
Find out what will drive home sales. CapitaLand revealed in a publicly released presentation that its residential outlook and pipeline will be influenced by four key themes. First, it plans to continue using incentive schemes to stimulate sales, as seen in how it boosted sales momentum in the past year ...
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Why CapitaLand is so bent to get its hands on Iskandar

26 Mar 2013 - Singapore Business Review
Strong housing demand from 3 sources. According to CIMB, management sees strong potential in Iskandar and believes the company has the relevant expertise to operate in Malaysia given its Singaporean roots. CapLand expects housing demand in Iskandar to progressively come from 1) Singaporeans with businesses ...
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CapitaLand can't be knocked off top spot despite China's property curbs

25 Mar 2013 - Singapore Business Review
And even though its value has dropped 10%. According to Barclays, China earlier this month announced fresh measures to rein in home prices. The curbs include stricter implementation of an existing 20% capital gains tax on home sales, tightening restrictions on home buying and higher down payments for ...
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Blue-Chip Winners And Losers

22 Mar 2013 - The Motley Fool Singapore
With the end of the first quarter almost upon us, how have Singapore’s blue chips done in the first three months of the year? Of the 30 shares that make up the Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI), a dozen are lower now than they were three months ago. The unfortunate 12 include City Developments (SGX: C09), ...
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CapitaLand's China home projects to dodge latest property curbs

14 Mar 2013 - Singapore Business Review
But yes, overall sales will dip. According to Maybank Kim Eng, Since CapitaLand reported its FY12 results, residential property policy concerns in both Singapore and China have affected its market value. While CapitaLand’s sales in China are likely to decelerate following a good 2H12, Maybank says that ...
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Singapore: Property Shares Get Burned

10 Mar 2013 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Despite the Dow Jones Industrial Average setting multiple new all-time highs and strong performances from some of the major Asian markets (see below), the Singapore market only managed a small gain this week, with the Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) up only 0.6%. Meanwhile, elsewhere in Asia: Weekly ...
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