Keppel REIT

Institutional Investor Singapore ·Founded 2006

Overview

Keppel REIT is a prominent real estate investment trust in Asia, listed on the Singapore Exchange, with a portfolio of prime commercial assets in key business districts across the Asia Pacific region. Its objective is to generate stable income and sustainable long-term total returns for its unitholders by owning and investing in quality income-producing commercial real estate and real estate-related assets. The REIT's investment strategy focuses on acquiring and managing a diversified portfolio of premium Grade A commercial properties, primarily in Singapore, Australia, South Korea, and Japan. Keppel REIT's assets include office buildings and business campuses located in major cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Seoul, and Tokyo, aiming to provide sustainable distributions and strong total returns to its unitholders. Managed by Keppel REIT Management Limited and sponsored by Keppel, a global asset manager with expertise in sustainability-related solutions spanning infrastructure, real estate, and connectivity, Keppel REIT leverages its sponsor's extensive experience to enhance the value and performance of its portfolio, ensuring long-term growth and stability for its investors.

Investment Focus

  • Quality income-producing commercial real estate assets
  • Properties in prime business districts
  • Assets with sustainable income streams

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Frequently asked questions about Keppel REIT

What sectors does Keppel REIT invest in?

Keppel REIT invests in Financial Services and Real Estate, and is based in Singapore. Keppel REIT is listed as a institutional investor in the ConnectSafely investor database.

What stage does Keppel REIT invest at?

Keppel REIT backs companies at Growth, Late Stage, Pre-IPO and Buyout.

Which regions does Keppel REIT invest in?

Keppel REIT invests across Japan, Australia, Singapore and South Korea.

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