CapitaLand Investment retrenches 90 Singapore staff amid 2026 restructuring
The cuts come despite a 13.9% rise in first-half profit Real estate manager CapitaLand Investment (CLI) has axed 90 jobs, or about 4% of its Singapore workforce in 2026, The Straits Times reported on Sep 3. The firm “periodically reviews its organisational structure” to ensure it remains aligned with strategic priorities and long-term business needs, the […]
Real estate firm CapitaLand Investment announced the termination of 90 jobs in Singapore, representing approximately 4% of its workforce, in 2026. According to the Sep 3 report by The Straits Times, the cuts were made to ensure alignment with the company's strategic priorities and long-term business needs. CapitaLand Investment, a unionized company, currently has 2,200 employees in Singapore, with most based at its office in Capital Tower.
The Singapore Industrial and Services Employees' Union, representing the affected workers, has been collaborating with the firm throughout the process, aiming to ensure fair treatment, including severance packages as per the Collective Agreement. The company has also expressed its commitment to exploring redeployment opportunities for affected employees.
The global real asset manager, headquartered in Singapore since 2021, operates in over 40 countries, including China and India, and had a total of 9,542 staff worldwide in 2025, with 24% based in Singapore.
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