Keppel Publishes 3Q and Nine-Month 2026 Business Update

By Public Technologies
  • Keppel's overall net profit fell 40% year over year in January-September 2026, reflecting impairments, depreciation and costs associated with non-core assets.
  • Excluding non-core assets and discontinued operations, net profit rose over 20%; third-quarter profit on that basis increased nearly 15%.
  • Asset management fees increased 18% to SGD 354 million in the nine months; asset management net profit grew 30%.
  • Funds under management surpassed SGD 100 billion by July, with SGD 19.5 billion of new funds added year to date.
  • Announced asset monetizations reached SGD 3.73 billion year to date, exceeding the full-year target; completed monetizations totaled approximately SGD 940 million.


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