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Singapore’s CMT’s revenue increases by 5% in 3Q

byCT Report
24/10/2016
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SINGAPORE: CapitaLand Mall Trust (CMT) reported 5% yoy higher 3QFY16 revenue of S$169.7m (US$123m), thanks to Bedok Mall, IMM Building, Tampines Mall and Clarke Quay. CIMB notes that better performance from these properties, particularly Bedok Mall, offset the income vacuum from Funan Mall after its closure for redevelopment in July this year.

DPU was lower yoy at 2.78 Scts due to a lower payout ratio in 3QFY16 of 93.8% vs. 101% last year when S$8m of the retained income was released.

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