Singapore, 13 August 2026 — The first half of 2026 marked another step in the group's transition from a traditional energy player to a broad-based provider of energy and urban solutions. Performance was anchored by a larger renewables portfolio, a steadier contribution from gas and related services, and disciplined capital allocation.
Highlights of the period
- Renewable energy capacity continued to grow across wind, solar and energy storage.
- Integrated urban solutions delivered resilient, recurring income.
- The group maintained a strong balance sheet to fund future growth.
Our purpose remains unchanged: to do good and play our part in building a sustainable future — while creating lasting value for shareholders and communities.
Growing the transition portfolio
Management reiterated that the energy transition is a multi-decade journey. The group is balancing returns today with investment in the low-carbon infrastructure that will define the next decade: renewable imports, energy storage, and decarbonisation solutions for industry.
Looking ahead
The second half will focus on executing the committed project pipeline, integrating recent acquisitions, and sharpening operational efficiency. The group expects the transition portfolio to contribute a larger share of earnings as new capacity comes online.
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