Capitamall Trust operates in the Nonresidential building operators sector.
In addition to historical fundamental analyses, the complete report available to purchase compares Capitamall Trust with three other
companies in this sector in Singapore:
CapitaLand Commercial Trust
(2017
sales of 406.71 million Singapore Dollars [US$294.08 million]
of which 72%
was Office Buildings),
Mapletree Commercial Trust
(377.75 million Singapore Dollars [US$273.14 million]
of which 53%
was VivoCity), and
Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust
(830.59 million Singapore Dollars [US$600.58 million]
of which 35%
was Business & Science Parks).
Sales Analysis.
Capitamall Trust reported sales of 682.47 million Singapore Dollars (US$493.47 million)
for the
year ending
December of 2017.
This
represents
a
decrease of 1.1%
versus 2016, when the company's sales were 689.73 million Singapore Dollars.
The sales level in 2017 was fairly close to the level five years ago: in 2012, Capitamall Trust had sales
of 661.59 million Singapore Dollars.
Contributing to the drop in overall sales was the 7.7% decline
in Bugis+ and Other, from 108.84 million Singapore Dollars to 100.44 million Singapore Dollars.
There were also decreases in sales in
Plaza Singapura (down 0.5% to 89.67 million Singapore Dollars)
and
Junction (down 0.1% to 58.76 million Singapore Dollars)
and
Bedok Mall (down 6.4% to 54.41 million Singapore Dollars)
and
Lot One Shoppers' Mall (down 0.1% to 44.22 million Singapore Dollars)
.
However, these declines were partially offset by the increase in sales of
Bugis Junction (up 1.1% to 84.76 million Singapore Dollars)
and
Imm Building (up 2.8% to 82.93 million Singapore Dollars)
and
Tampines Mall (up 0.0% to 79.29 million Singapore Dollars)
and
the Atrium@orchard (up 0.6% to 49.52 million Singapore Dollars)
and
Clarke Quay (up 5.3% to 38.46 million Singapore Dollars)
.