CDL Hospitality Trusts’ FY25 results highlighted improved operational performance, with Singapore RevPAR bottoming out from 2H25 onwards.
The UK living segment delivered its first full-year contribution in FY25, partially offsetting the ~S$5.9m income vacuum arising from the asset enhancement initiatives (AEI) of two hotels.
DPU decline due to income vacuum from AEI
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New living segment offset portfolio weakness
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The Castings was 90% physically occupied, while Benson Yard achieved committed occupancy of 94.1% for the academic year 2025/26. Singapore RevPAR declined 6.2% y-o-y to S$182, driven by weaker room rates, although occupancy edged up 0.3ppt to 79%.
Elsewhere, RevPAR declined across most markets except Australia (room renovations and a robust event calendar) and Japan (normalisation of demand post-Expo), amid increasing supply, ongoing renovations and elevated marketing expenses.
Steady capital management
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