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CDL Sets S$6 Billion Asset Recycling Plan to Sharpen Returns

CDL’s GET+ roadmap targets S$6 billion of asset sales, S$5 billion in growth spending and measurable dividend, gearing and fund-management goals.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Singapore, 28 September 2026 – City Developments Limited has put measurable capital recycling at the centre of a three-year strategy, targeting S$6 billion in divestments and S$5 billion of growth investment between financial years 2027 and 2029. The Singapore property group’s GET+ plan is designed to release value from mature or non-core assets, strengthen its balance sheet and direct more capital toward businesses capable of generating durable returns.

The company’s 28 September strategic review sets out four investment sectors: residential, commercial, hospitality and living. It intends to allocate about 60% of new growth capital to Singapore, 30% to China and Japan combined, and the remaining 10% to other markets. Those are deployment targets, not signed acquisitions. The distinction matters because shareholders will judge the plan on realised returns rather than on the scale of announced ambitions.

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