Discover how Temasek is navigating the investment landscape with a focus on sustainability and strategic partnerships. Exciting insights await!
Singapore's state-owned investment giant, Temasek, recently unveiled a groundbreaking S$44 billion 'sustainable living' portfolio. The company's commitment to sustainability was highlighted in its first-ever sustainability report, released alongside the annual Temasek Review. Temasek's Deputy CEO, Chia Song Hwee, emphasized the potential for investment in India and South-east Asia, showcasing the company's strategic vision for growth.
While Temasek prioritizes US deals, it remains cautious about investments in China, opting for companies with strong domestic focus. The investor is also wary of the hype surrounding AI, showing a deliberate and calculated approach to market trends. Despite this, Temasek's China strategy continues to evolve, focusing on businesses with significant domestic operations.
In a surprising move, Temasek did not rule out high-carbon investments, signaling a balanced approach to the environment and economic opportunities. The company's net portfolio value saw a 1.83% increase year-on-year, reaching a staggering $389 billion on its 50th anniversary. This growth was mainly attributed to strong returns from the US and India, showcasing Temasek's global investment reach.
The plan to list A.S. Watson Group, a multi-billion-dollar deal, remains on the table according to Temasek, highlighting the company's ambitious expansion plans. Despite challenges in the Chinese market, Temasek recognizes the country's significance and is reshaping its portfolio strategically. With a cautious investment approach, Temasek reports a modest rise in its portfolio value, emphasizing prudent financial management and long-term sustainability.
In a surprising turn, Temasek has not ruled out high-carbon investments, balancing financial returns with environmental concerns. The company's strategic focus on sustainability and growth marks a new chapter in its investment journey, setting a benchmark for responsible investing in the global market.
The state investment company launched its first sustainability report alongside its annual Temasek Review on Tuesday.
Temasek International deputy chief executive officer Chia Song Hwee (second from right) speaking at the Temasek Review on July 9. ST PHOTO: GIN TAY.
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The increase was mainly due to higher returns from the United States and India. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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The state investor posted an annual shareholder return of 1.6 per cent, after last year's negative 5.07 per cent.
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Singapore's Temasek reported a net portfolio value of S$389 billion ($288 billion) for its financial year, up S$7 billion from a year ago.
The Singapore state fund released its first sustainability report outlining top priorities when announcing its annual results.
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