Singapore’s state-owned investor Temasek said on Thursday it would implement a major reorganisation aimed at better navigating a shifting global landscape.
The 51-year-old firm, which managed a record S$434 billion ($338.35 billion) portfolio as of March 2025, will move from its current investment structure to three entities – marking its biggest restructuring since 2011.
The three units are Temasek Global Investments focusing on global investments aligned with structural trends including digitisation, Temasek Singapore managing strategic domestic holdings such as Singapore Airlines SIAL.SI and PSA International, and Temasek Partnership Solutions overseeing partnerships, funds, and asset management companies.
Temasek International will continue to house its group and corporate functions, it said.
Reuters
