Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust 1Q FY25/26 Financial Results
30 July 2025
ContentKey Highlights Page 4
Financial Performance Page 7
Portfolio Highlights Page 15
Commitment to Sustainability Page 31
Outlook Page 34
Appendix 1: Market Information Page 38
Appendix 2: Other Asset Information Page 56
Key Highlights
VivoCity, SG
Key Highlights
Financials and Capital Management
1Q FY25/26
Distribution per Unit ("DPU")
2.01 Singapore centsNAV per Unit S$1.74
Aggregate Leverage
37.9 %Operational Performance
Assets Under Management ("AUM")1
S$15.7 billion
17 commercial properties across five key gateway markets of Asia
Portfolio Committed Occupancy
89.3 %Portfolio WALE
2.3 yearsNote:
Where "Hong Kong" or "HK" is mentioned, it refers to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
Due to rounding differences, figures throughout this presentation deck may not add up, and percentages may not total 100%.
1. Based on the exchange rates as at 30 June 2025 and include MPACT's 50% effective interest in The Pinnacle Gangnam.
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Key Highlights (cont'd)
Financial Performance
1Q FY25/26 vs 1Q FY24/25
Singapore showed sustained strength: 2.9% growth in NPI led by VivoCity
Lower operating expenses and finance costs: Achieved savings through lower utility rates and strategic debt reduction
1Q FY25/26 DPU of 2.01 Singapore cents: Cushioned by Singapore's stability and strategic divestment amid overseas headwinds
Capital Management
Maintained stable balance sheet: With continued sub-40% gearing
Achieved lower weighted cost of debt: Proactive management to ensure sufficient stability while positioning for favourable rate movements
Portfolio Performance
Agile leasing strategies: Delivered 89.3% portfolio committed occupancy despite market pressures
Early key renewal at MBC: Demonstrates effective tenant
retention and underlying asset appeal
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Portfolio rental uplift: Underpins core resilience with continued emphasis on cash flow stability
Portfolio Performance (cont'd)
VivoCity
Sustained outstanding performance: 6.0% NPI growth despite AEI disruptions; with robust rental reversion reflecting long-term strength
Basement 2 AEI progressing well: Phase 1 completed; Phase 2 expansion near full commitment and ready for progressive opening from September 2025
Year-on-year ("yoy") tenant sales growth despite ongoing AEI
Festival Walk
Marketing initiatives continue to drive footfall although
tenant sales largely affected by record-high outbound travel
Proposed Divestment of Two Japan Properties
Continued portfolio optimisation: Uplift portfolio quality and mitigate single-tenant risk
Singapore remains MPACT's core foundation: Provides long-term stability with more than 50% of AUM holdings
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