S-REITs Paying Quarterly Dividends

6 S-REITs matching this category · updated daily

Quarterly distribution used to be the norm for Singapore REITs before many switched to semi-annual payouts in the mid-2010s to save on operational costs. The REITs that still pay quarterly tend to be larger, well-established trusts with the scale to absorb the extra administrative overhead.

Quarterly payouts smooth cash flow better than semi-annual, but the underlying yield and business quality still matter more than the frequency. This list ranks quarterly-paying S-REITs by trailing yield so you can compare directly with monthly and semi-annual options. REITs currently on a paused or zero-DPU cycle are excluded so what you see is quarterly payers actually paying today.

# REIT Price Distribution Yield Sector Market Cap
1 First REIT S$0.225 Quarterly 9.64% Healthcare 0.53B
2 Mapletree Industrial Trust S$1.920 Quarterly 6.77% Industrial 5.57B
3 Mapletree Logistics Trust S$1.210 Quarterly 6.12% Industrial 5.98B
4 Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust S$1.330 Quarterly 6.03% Diversified 6.97B
5 AIMS APAC REIT S$1.670 Quarterly 5.86% Industrial 1.16B
6 Suntec REIT S$1.510 Quarterly 4.66% Diversified 4.58B

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Disclaimer: This page is generated automatically from public data on Singapore REITs (S-REITs). Numbers reflect the latest daily sync from official sources and are provided for informational purposes only. Nothing here is investment advice. Always verify data with the REIT's own investor-relations disclosures before making any investment decision. Rankings are based on the metric described in the intro and may change as prices and fundamentals move.