US EditionTemasek’s Net Portfolio Value Jumps 11.8% to S$434 Billion, Hitting Record High Amid Global Tensions
SINGAPORE, JUL 9 – Temasek achieved an 11.8% total shareholder return with divestments of S$42 billion, the largest in over 20 years, amid active portfolio rebalancing and market opportunities.
- Temasek Holdings announced that its net portfolio value reached a new peak of S$434 billion for the fiscal period concluding on March 31, 2025, marking an 11.8% increase compared to the previous year.
- The increase reflects active portfolio rebalancing amid global tensions, with growing US exposure rising from 22% to 24% this year.
- In FY2025, Temasek committed a total of S$52 billion to new investments while selling off assets worth S$42 billion, concentrating on key areas such as digitisation and sustainable living. Additionally, their sustainable investment portfolio expanded by S$2 billion, reaching S$46 billion.
- Chief Executive Dilhan Pillay emphasized the persistent geopolitical challenges and climate-related dangers, stating that Temasek approaches these uncertainties with a realistic perspective and a steady, practical strategy.
- Despite uncertainties, Temasek maintains a constructive outlook, emphasizing commitments to sustainability targets and opportunities in the US, China, and green economy sectors.
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Temasek Divestments Hit Record, Portfolio Grows to $339 Billion
Singapore state-owned investor Temasek Holdings Pte reported divestments worth S$42 billion ($33 billion) for its last fiscal year — its largest annual disposal on record — while the firm’s net portfolio value also hit a new high.
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The Singapore public investor publishes an annual return of 11.8% during its fiscal year ended at the end of March, thanks in particular to its long-term stakes in local companies and its direct investments in China, the United States and India.
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