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CapitaLand Investment to cut 90 Singapore jobs in 2026 restructure
The real estate company will reduce its local workforce by approximately 4 per cent as part of a broader organisational restructuring. The cuts affect roughly 90 positions out of CapitaLand Investment's 2,200-strong Singapore headcount.
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CapitaLand Investment has announced plans to retrench 90 staff members in Singapore during 2026, representing about 4 per cent of its local workforce. The job cuts are part of a wider restructuring initiative by the listed real estate group, which currently employs around 2,200 people across the city-state.
The move reflects broader adjustments within the real estate and investment sector as companies navigate changing market conditions and operational efficiencies. CapitaLand Investment, one of Asia's largest diversified real estate groups, has not disclosed additional details regarding which business units or divisions will be affected by the retrenchment.
The company is expected to provide affected employees with support and transition assistance as part of the restructuring process. The announcement comes as the real estate sector continues to adapt to evolving market dynamics in the region.