Keppel Infrastructure Trust’s 9M distributable income falls 17% to S$140.1 million
The decline in distributable income is due to the absence of one-off divestment gains
Keppel Infrastructure Trust reported a 17% decrease in distributable income to S$140.1 million for the first nine months of 2026, compared to S$168.9 million in the same period last year. This decline is attributed to the absence of S$44.1 million in divestment gains from the previous year. However, excluding divestment gains, the trust's distributable income rose 12.3% to S$124.8 million.
Total assets funds from operations grew 14.8% to S$293.7 million. The energy transition, distribution and storage, and digital infrastructure segments contributed to this increase. The environmental services segment, however, saw a 20.1% decline. Net debt stood at S$2.9 billion, while the cash balance decreased to S$535 million.
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