Keppel: core profit and FUM rise over nine months as asset sales speed up
Keppel's core net profit for the first nine months of 2026 rose over 20%, but total net profit fell 40% due to non-core asset impacts.
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what happened
Keppel reported results for the first nine months of 2026, according to TradingView. Core net profit climbed more than 20% year on year, while recurring income grew over 10%. Total net profit, however, dropped 40%, reflecting the impact of non-core assets.
Asset monetisations announced so far this year reached $3.7 billion, and funds under management topped $100 billion.
why it matters
Growth in core earnings and fee income points to a resilient operating model, but the steep fall in total profit shows that one-off factors weighed heavily. Investors will likely watch whether the announced asset sales are completed, since that will shape the next phase of results.
market impact
Keppel shares and Singapore stocks: strong core profit supports the stock, while the weaker total profit limits enthusiasm
- Keppel shares mixed — stronger core profit supports the stock, while the 40% drop in total profit weighs on it
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- Keppel: 9M core profit and FUM grew as asset monetisations accelerated — TradingView, 29 October 2026 at 00:13 UTC
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