Capitaland Integrated Commercial TrustSGX: C38U

FY 2025 Financial Results

· Issued by Capitaland Integrated Commercial Trust
FY 2025 Financial Results

6 February 2026



FY 2025 Financial Results

Agenda

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Highlights

02

Financials & Capital Management

03

Portfolio & Asset Type Performance

04

Focus & Outlook

05

Sustainability

06

Market Information

07

Additional Information

Raffles City Singapore

CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust

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Highlights



Strong Performance for FY 2025

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

FY 2025

Net Property Income (NPI)

S$1,189.7M

▲ 3.1% YoY

2H 2025

S$609.9M

NPI

▲ 6.8% YoY

FY 2025

S$860.9M

▲ 14.4% YoY

S$449.0M

▲ 16.4% YoY

Distributable

Income

2H 2025

Distributable

Income

FY 2025

11.58 cents

▲ 6.4% YoY

5.96 cents

▲ 9.4% YoY

Distribution

per Unit (DPU)

2H 2025

DPU

CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

Aggregate

Leverage

38.6%

▼ 0.6 ppts vs 30 Sep 2025

Average Cost of Debt

3.2%

▼ 0.1 ppt vs 30 Sep 2025

VALUATION

Portfolio

Property Value

S$27.4B1

▲ 5.2% YoY

OPERATING METRICS

Portfolio Occupancy

96.9%

▼ 0.3 ppts QoQ

Portfolio WALE

3.0 Years

▼ 0.2 ppts QoQ

OPERATING METRICS

Retail Portfolio

FY 2025 ▲ 6.6%

Rent

Reversion2 Office Portfolio

▲ 6.6%

▲ 14.9%

FY 2025 YoY

Tenant

Sales psf ▲ 1.2%

YoY

ex. ION Orchard

▲ 20.5%

FY 2025 YoY

Shopper

Traffic ▲ 4.6%

YoY

ex. ION Orchard

Above information as at 31 December 2025, unless otherwise stated.

  1. Portfolio property value as at 31 December 2025. Includes CICT's proportionate interest in Gallileo and Main Airport Center (94.9%, respectively), CapitaSky (70%), 101-103 Miller Street & Greenwood Plaza (50%) and ION Orchard (50%).

  2. Based on average committed rents for incoming leases versus average rents of expiring leases of Singapore portfolio. 5

Value Creation Journey



DIVESTMENT

Divested 45% interest in CapitaSpring's serviced residence component for S$126.0 million at an exit yield of ~3.6%

ACQUISITION

Acquired the remaining

55% interest in

CapitaSpring's for

S$1,045.0 million1

DIVESTMENT

Announced the sale of Bukit Panjang Plaza for S$428.0 million at an exit yield around the mid-4% level

DEVELOPMENT

Awarded Hougang Central site in joint bid, with full ownership to develop the commercial component

2025 ‒ 2026

AEI

  • IMM Building completed S$48 million AEI in 3Q 2025

  • Gallileo completed progressive handover of Phase 1 (office tower) to major tenant in Dec 2025

  • Lot One Shoppers' Mall commenced S$37

    million AEI targeting ROI of >7%

  • Tampines Mall commenced S$24 million AEI targeting ROI of ~7%

UPGRADING

Raffles City Tower commenced upgrading to enhance overall user experience

AEI - New

Capital Tower will commence S$25 million AEI in 3Q 2026 to reposition Level 9 into a community space and create a higher-yielding F&B space on Level 1

AEI refers to asset enhancement initiative. 6

1. Based on 55% of the agreed property value of S$1,900.0 million.

Divestment Highlights

Divestment of Bukit Panjang Plaza for S$428.0 million1

The sale is part of CICT's broader portfolio reconstitution strategy, where asset divestments may be

considered to enable capital redeployment into potential growth opportunities, or other strategic purposes

Premium

10%

Against valuation of

S$389.0M as at

31 Dec 2025

Premium

Bukit Panjang Plaza is a suburban mall located in the northwest region of

Singapore



165%

Against purchase price of S$161.3M in 2007

Estimated Net Divestment Proceeds

S$421.2M

Gearing2

38.6%→37.6%

Exit Yield

~ mid-4% level

Expected Completion

1Q 2026

  1. 90 out of 91 strata lots held by CICT.

  2. Gearing would lower by 1%, assuming the divestment was completed on 31 December 2025. 7



‌CICT & Consortium Awarded Hougang Central Site for Landmark Mixed-use Development



Prime location

In the heart of Hougang with sizeable catchment. First government land sales site in Hougang since 2019



Excellent connectivity

Direct links to the bus interchange and the Mass Rapid Transit network via the North-East Line and the future Cross Island Line



Surrounded by amenities

Close to Punggol Community Club, Hougang Sports Centre, and Punggol Park. Several established primary schools are within 1 km and 2 km of the development



Address demand from the precinct's underserved catchment

New development will add ~300,000 sq ft of net lettable area( NLA) for retail and lifestyle concepts and ~830 residential units integrated with a bus interchange. Will feature sheltered public event space and diverse F&B offerings to enhance

community vibrancy and placemaking

Map of Hougang from OneMap SG by Singapore Land Authority

Legend

Hougang Central site

Schools

Parks

Sports Centre

Community centre 8

CICT will Develop and Own 100% of the Commercial Component

Reinforcing foothold in our core market of Singapore, while expanding its retail footprint into Singapore's

Overall Development

northeast region

Commercial Component

Estimated NLA of Commercial Component

~300,000 sq ft

Total Development Cost

~S$1.1 billion

Yield on Cost

Over 5%1

Funding

Internal fundings and external borrowings

Target Completion

2030 / 2031

Location

Hougang Avenue 10 / Hougang Central

Land use

Mixed-use development comprising a commercial and residential development integrated with a bus

interchange

Site area

504,820 sq ft

Plot ratio

2.5

Tenure

99-year leasehold

Tender price

~S$1.5 billion

Greenfield Hougang Central site



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Image source: Google street view

1. Based on the valuer's estimated net income, assuming completion of the commercial component and taking into consideration the estimated development cost of the commercial component.

FY 2025 Financial Results Development Highlights

Rationale for Development

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Increased Exposure to Singapore
  • Strengthens CICT's portfolio exposure in Singapore, leveraging development as a strategic growth driver to reinforce position as the proxy for commercial real estate in Singapore

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    Prime Location in the Heart of Hougang with Excellent Connectivity

    See slide 8

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    Establishing Strategic Foothold in the Northeast Region
  • Marking entry into Singapore northeast where CICT has no presence

  • Opportunity to expand retail footprint in Singapore where well-located suburban

CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust

Establishing presence in northeast region

Hougang

malls at transport nodes are tightly held and

rarely available

Legend

CICT retail properties CICT office properties

CICT integrated developments

MRT Station East-West Line

North-South Line

North-East Line Circle Line Downtown Line

Light Rail Transit Line Thomson-East Coast Line

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