- CEO
- Tzu Chao Neo
- Full Time Employees
- 16
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Gas distributors
- Address
- 1 HarbourFront Avenue Singapore CE Singapore 098632
- IPO Date
- Jan 31, 2007
- Business
- Keppel Infrastructure Trust (Ticker: A7RU.SI) is a Singapore-listed business trust that owns and operates a diversified portfolio of essential infrastructure assets across multiple sectors. The trust's core assets include power generation facilities, such as gas-fired and renewable energy plants; water and wastewater treatment operations; logistics and distribution centers encompassing ports, terminals, and warehousing; environmental services like waste management and recycling; and data centers providing colocation and cloud services. These assets generate stable, recurring income through long-term contracts, serving utilities, industrial customers, and government entities primarily in Asia-Pacific markets including Singapore, Australia, and China.
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Singapore, Keppel Infrastructure Trust operates through subsidiaries and joint ventures, with a focus on sustainable infrastructure solutions targeting urbanizing economies. The trust's portfolio spans four main segments: Connectivity & Required Services (ports, logistics, data centers); Environmental & Public Utilities (water, waste-to-energy); Renewable & Power (solar, wind, gas-fired power); and Urban Solutions (district cooling, EV charging). It emphasizes ESG principles, integrating green technologies to support energy transition and circular economy initiatives.
In recent developments, the trust completed the acquisition of a 40% stake in Aramco Gas Pipelines Company in Saudi Arabia in 2024, marking its first major foray into the Middle East and expanding its gas infrastructure exposure. It also divested non-core assets, such as certain Australian waste management operations, to streamline its portfolio and recycle capital into higher-growth opportunities like data centers and renewables. Additionally, Keppel Infrastructure Trust announced partnerships for renewable energy projects in Australia and Southeast Asia, including a solar farm development, alongside a strategic review leading to enhanced distribution policies in 2025.