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Investing.com -- Two of Singapore’s largest real-estate asset managers are in early discussions about a potential merger that would create one of Asia-Pacific’s largest property companies, managing assets worth more than $150 billion.
Mapletree Investments, owned by Temasek, and Singapore-listed CapitaLand Investment are considering a business combination, according to the Wall Street Journal. The companies are expected to begin preliminary work on the potential merger as early as 2026, these sources said.
The discussions are currently at a very early stage, and there is no certainty that a deal will be completed, the sources added.
The potential combination would unite two of Singapore’s most prominent property developers and asset managers, creating a significant new force in the Asia-Pacific real estate market.
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