Archive · 30 Jul 2026
CapitaLand India Trust Sees 8% Rise in Distributable Income
CapitaLand India Trust is a company that owns and manages office buildings in India.
In the first half of 2026, it earned more money than it did a year earlier, with its income going up by 8%.
The money it can give to investors per share also rose by 13%.
The company’s buildings were mostly rented out, with about 91% of the space occupied.
New buildings finished in Bangalore and Navi Mumbai helped boost earnings.
The company has a debt of about S$1.7 billion, and most of its tenants are technology companies.
Distributable income rose 8% YoY to S$64.2 million for H1 2026.
Distribution per unit increased 13% in Indian rupee terms, 20% before equity fund raise.
Total property income up 3% to ₹992 crore; net property income up 6% to ₹780 crore, margin 78.1%.
Average portfolio occupancy 91%; Bengaluru 92%; pipeline expected to improve occupancy and rents.
Debt about S$1.7 billion, 53% rupee‑denominated; GCC tenants 56% of occupiers.
- Who
- CapitaLand India Trust
- What
- Reported 8% year‑on‑year growth in distributable income for the first half of 2026
- When
- Six months ended June 30, 2026
- Where
- India (Bengaluru, Bangalore, Navi Mumbai)
- Why
- Growth driven by new assets, stronger operations, and higher interest income
- Distributable income (H1 2026)
- S$64.2 million
- DPU increase (INR)
- 13% YoY
- Total property income
- ₹992 crore
- Net property income
- ₹780 crore
- Debt
- S$1.7 billion