CapitaLand Investment cuts about 90 jobs in Singapore in restructuring

CapitaLand Investment has laid off about 90 employees in Singapore this year as part of a restructuring exercise, confirmed by a company spokesperson on Thursday. The cuts represent roughly 4 per cent of its local workforce. The retrenchments stem from organisational changes following a periodic review, with the company stating affected staff will receive fair severance, career transition services, and counselling. The Singapore Industrial and Services Employees’ Union was informed in advance and is ensuring compliance with the collective agreement. CapitaLand Investment, a global real asset manager listed in Singapore, had 9,542 staff worldwide in 2025, with about 2,290 based in Singapore. The union will provide further assistance to affected members during the transition.