Centurion Maintains Second-Half 2026 Revenue Guidance at About S$ 190 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Centurion maintained second-half 2026 revenue guidance of approximately S$ 190 million, implying 22% year-over-year growth.
  • Growth is expected from added capacity, Westlite Mandai consolidation and strong occupancy across Singapore, the UK and Australia.
  • Nine-month revenue rose 35% to S$ 280.1 million, mainly driven by consolidation and new operational beds.
  • Portfolio capacity is expected to reach approximately 95,264 beds by 2027, rising to 108,263 beds by 2028.


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