Capitaland Revenue

CapitaLand sources its revenue from several different streams such as: CapitalMall, CapitaLand, and CapitaLand Residential & CapitalCommercial. Despite the challenging environment that CapitaLand operates in, it has achieved a profit (after tax and non-controlling interests) of SGD$849.8 Million for fiscal year 2013. This amount is lower than that of 2012 due to one-off losses, partially due to the loss of divestment of a percentage of stake in AustraLand (an Australian property company) and also due to higher impairment charges (A reduction in a company's stated capital). If not for the one-off loss arising from the divestment of the 20% stake in AustraLand of SGD$120.8 Million, the profit for year ended would have been SGD$970.6 Million which

Some malls in Singapore owned by CapitaLand are: iON (Orchard), Junction 8 (Bishan) & Jcube (Jurong East). CapitaLand generates revenue by building the shopping malls and then leasing it out to tenants to open up their shops. For instance, iON (Orchard) is built in the middle of Orchard Road which is a place that is always filled with people. Tenants who open up their shops in iON are quite likely to be guaranteed a healthy income due to the amount of people who go to iON. As for Junction 8 and Jcube, these 2 shopping malls are located in the heartlands where there are housing projects located around the area, furthermore both malls are built by major MRT stations and bus interchanges. This means that there are many people who will pass by the area and patronize the shopping malls, which then translates into revenue for the tenures and then for CapitaLand when they receive rent from the owners. Due to convenience that CapitaLand takes advantage of, revenue for CapitalMall for the year ended is SGD$600 Million, which is a 9.9% increase from the previous year. Also, dividends increased to 15.4 cents, a 10% increase from the previous