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Investing.com-- Singapore’s Mapletree Investments and Capitaland Investment (SGX:CAPN) are considering a potential merger that could create a company with assets worth over $150 billion, reports from Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal showed on Monday.
The two are in very early stages of discussions, and are expected to begin laying out the groundwork for a merger by early-2026, the reports said.
Mapletree is backed by Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund Temasek, while Capitaland Investment is listed on the Singapore exchange and is one of the largest real estate developers in Southeast Asia.
As of August 2025, Capitaland Investment had about S$117 billion ($90 billion) in assets under management, while Mapletree held about S$89.3 billion AUM as of end-March, the reports said.
Temasek is among the largest sovereign wealth funds in the world, with a portfolio of over $300 billion.