Issue April – July 2026

Mapletree achieved a commendable milestone as two of its REITs were recognised at the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) (SIAS) Investors’ Choice Awards 2025 on 11 November 2025. Mapletree Logistics Trust claimed the Most Transparent Company Award (REITs and Business Trusts), while Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust won the Shareholder Communications Excellence Award (REITs and Business Trusts).

The prestigious awards honour listed companies that demonstrate outstanding commitment to corporate governance, sustainability, transparency and investor communications. This dual recognition underscores Mapletree’s dedication to maintaining the highest standards across its portfolio of investment vehicles.

Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT) has earned its place among Singapore’s top-performing SGX-listed companies, winning the Highest Weighted Return on Equity Over Three Years Award in the Real Estate Investment Trusts category at The Edge Singapore Billion Dollar Club 2025.

The accolade celebrates excellence among SGX-listed companies with a market capitalisation of at least S$1 billion. MIT’s win highlights its resilient performance during challenging market conditions, demonstrating the strength of its investment strategy and operational excellence.

Photo Caption: Mapletree Hi‑Tech Park @ Kallang Way is a redevelopment project by MIT.

The Reef at King’s Dock continues to make waves in the industry, securing multiple prestigious awards that recognise its innovative approach to waterfront living. The

residential project, jointly developed by Mapletree and Keppel Ltd., exemplifies sustainable design excellence in Singapore’s residential landscape.

Recent accolades include a Silver award in the Best Residential Project category at the MIPIM Asia Awards 2025, alongside three honours at the EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Awards 2025: Top Development (Central Category), Landscape Excellence and Innovation Excellence.

“Receiving these awards affirms the dedication of the team, who worked tirelessly to bring this vision to life,” said Ms Amy Ng, Regional Chief Executive Officer, South East Asia and Group Retail, Mapletree. “A heartfelt thank you to our homebuyers for trusting us and choosing The Reef at King’s Dock as their home.”

Mapletree has announced Poland’s largest warehouse lease transaction of 2025. It signed a comprehensive agreement in October with Agata S.A., one of the country’s premier furniture retailers, for 128,000 sqm of logistics space in Piotrków Trybunalski.

As at 31 March 2025, Mapletree has built an office and logistics portfolio worth S$1.369 billion (~EUR943 million) since entering Poland in 2018.

“We are delighted that Agata S.A. has decided to extend its existing lease and at the same time, expand its operations through our new BTS development. This decision reflects the enormous trust Agata S.A. places in Mapletree and affirms Central Poland’s strong position on Europe’s logistics map,” said Mr Ralph van der Beek, Chief Executive Officer, Commercial and Logistics, Europe, Mapletree.

Besides Europe, Mapletree is also making inroads with two highlighted logistics projects recently breaking ground in Japan and the United States. Mapletree Kitakami Kanegasaki Logistics Centre in Iwate Prefecture, is a 64,000 sqm warehouse, while 420K SF Tobyhanna Logistics Hub is a 39,000 sqm facility in Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania.

Mapletree ranked sixth in the list of Best Performing Logistics Real Estate Operators in China for 2025, and in the top three foreign-funded logistics platforms.

The annual list is based on research by Guandian Organisation, a real estate news agency in China. Mapletree owns over 140 logistics assets across more than 70 cities in Mainland China, with its global logistics portfolio spanning 12 key markets worldwide.

HarbourFront Centre will be transformed into a landmark 33-storey premium integrated development, which will redefine Singapore’s southern skyline.

The 123,000 square metres (sqm) development comprises 26 floors of Grade A office space (Levels 8 to 33) and five floors of experiential retail (Basement 2 to Level 3).

“The reimagined HarbourFront Centre reflects the Group’s broader vision of rejuvenating the HarbourFront Precinct, further establishing it as a vibrant business and lifestyle hub in southern Singapore,” said Mr Hiew Yoon Khong, Group Chief Executive Officer, Mapletree.

The development features a 13,000 sqm elevated park with cascading greenery, adjacent to a waterfront promenade offering views of the Singapore Strait. Strategically positioned between VivoCity and HarbourFront Towers One and Two, it offers direct access to HarbourFront MRT station.

Sustainability features include solar photovoltaic systems, smart lighting and EV charging stations, targeting a Platinum Super Low Energy (SLE) certification in the BCA Green Mark 2021. HarbourFront Centre is slated for closure in 2H 2026, with the new development expected to be completed by 1H 2031.

HarbourFront Precinct will also feature a Distributed District Cooling (DDC) system designed, built and operated by SP Group. One of Singapore’s largest brownfield district cooling deployments, it will connect five buildings with a shared system that aggregates cooling demand, bringing economies of scale and improved cooling

efficiency. The DDC network is part of Mapletree’s commitment to achieve Net Zero by 2050.

The Street Bakeshop opened at Green Park’s Lime Square on 25 November 2025, elevating the business park’s dining landscape with an all-day artisanal experience. The family-owned bakery and coffee shop prides itself on creating everything by hand on site — from freshly baked sourdough bread and cakes to hot sausage rolls and smoked meat sandwiches.

At the new waterside location and also the main amenity hub for Green Park, guests can kickstart their day with a quick coffee and pastry, or gather around the large conference table for informal meetings. The shop draws in Green Park tenants as well as residents from across Reading, establishing itself as a go-to destination for foodies.

“Green Park was an obvious location for our third location, offering not just an exceptional customer community — from within the park and the wider local area — but a truly impressive backdrop,” said Mr Tim Goodwin, Founder of The Street Bakeshop.

Mapletree continues to build momentum in Europe by acquiring Park 15, a newly completed high-quality logistics development spanning 30,817 square metres.

Located in Oosterhout (Gelderland), at the heart of the Arnhem-Nijmegen metropolitan area, the development is strategically positioned for both national and international distribution. The site benefits from strong transport connectivity, with direct access to key motorways linking it to the Port of Rotterdam, regional logistics corridors and the Waal River container terminal.

Park 15 is equipped with sustainable features such as gas-free energy supply and rooftop solar panels, in line with Mapletree’s green ambitions. Flexible provisions such as electric vehicle charging points, water treatment plants and green roofs (hydroseeding or a vegetation strips system) are also offered on request.

Nestled among Grade A office spaces in Thames Valley’s commercial heart are hedgehog-friendly access holes and other wildlife habitats. The 195-acre Green Park in England, owned and managed by Mapletree since 2016, is a rare blend of biodiversity sanctuary and business centre.

With its thriving populations of bats, bees and birds, it is no wonder it was awarded the Biodiversity Benchmark for the 11th consecutive year by The Wildlife Trusts, a charity in the United Kingdom dedicated to nature conservation. Green Park pays exceptional attention to its biodiversity efforts, creating environments that are welcoming for all sorts of wildlife.

An example is how little access holes were added to new fencing to help critters move freely and safely across the site. The park also buzzes with activity through bat training sessions and beekeeping courses, where tenants learn directly from experts about the biodiversity around them. Together, these initiatives position Green Park as a model of how sustainable practices can co-exist with businesses for the long term.