Keppel adds S$19.5 billion in new funds under management in 2026 so far
Per Reuters, Keppel added S$19.5 billion in new funds under management, lifted asset management fees 18% and realised about S$940 million from asset monetisation.
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what happened
Keppel Ltd told Reuters that new funds under management totalled S$19.5 billion so far in 2026. Asset management fees rose 18% year on year in the first nine months of the year to S$354 million.
The company also completed and realised about S$940 million from asset monetisation this year. Keppel plans to pay special dividends of 10 to 15 percent from the proceeds of selling non-core assets.
why it matters
Two points matter for investors: the growth in fees at the asset management arm and the plan to return cash to shareholders from non-core asset sales. These figures show trends in specific business lines but do not replace the company's full financial report.
market impact
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- Keppel Says New Funds Under Management Of S$19.5 Billion Added In YTD 2026 — Reuters, 29 October 2026 at 01:16 UTC
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