Far East Hospitality Trust 1H FY26 income available for distribution rises 8.9% to S$33.68 million; revenue increases 4.3% to S$53.79 million

Reuters2026/07/29 22:17

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Far East Hospitality Trust gross revenue rose 4.3% YoY to S$53.8 million in 1H 2026, while net property income edged down 0.6% to S$45.4 million.
Income available for distribution climbed 8.9% to S$33.7 million, helped by finance expenses falling 28.2% to S$9.2 million.
Distribution to stapled securityholders dropped 6.8% to S$33.6 million, while DPS fell 8.4% to 1.63 cents on no distribution of other gains.
Core distribution from taxable income increased 9.9% to S$33.6 million; management cited softer regional travel sentiment in 2Q amid Middle East tensions.
Managers flagged continued near-term demand pressure, while pointing to 2H Singapore events including the Formula 1 Grand Prix and a four-night BTS concert series.

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