Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (BUOU) Q3 2025 earnings summary
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Q3 2025 earnings summary
11 Jun, 2026Executive summary
Portfolio occupancy was 92.5% as of June 30, with a WALE of 4.6 years and positive rental reversions across both logistics & industrial and commercial segments.
Portfolio consists of 114 assets valued at S$6.9 billion, diversified across Australia, Germany, the Netherlands, UK, and Singapore.
Divestment of 357 Collins Street, Melbourne, for A$192.1 million marks exit from the CBD office market, enhancing focus on logistics & industrial assets and improving portfolio metrics and financial flexibility.
Financial highlights
Aggregate leverage stands at 36.8%, with pro-forma 35.4% post-divestment; cost of borrowings averaged 3.1%–3.2%.
Total borrowings are S$2.5 billion, with S$209–309 million in undrawn facilities and S$103 million in debt due in Q4.
Interest coverage ratio at 4.1x, with 67.3% of borrowings at fixed rates, expected to rise to 71.8% post-divestment.
Debt headroom of S$362 million before 40% gearing threshold, increasing to S$521 million post-divestment.
Outlook and guidance
Demand for logistics assets remains robust, driven by e-commerce, supply chain evolution, and population growth, especially in Australia.
Market uncertainties, grid constraints, and cautious expansion by logistics providers may delay investment decisions.
Divestment proceeds to provide financial flexibility for further logistics & industrial opportunities.
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