Temasek's portfolio value drops to $121 billion in fiscal 2009
The Singapore-based investment firm sees its portfolio decline by 7.5% due to the fallout from the financial crisis which it refers to as the worst crisis since the Great Depression.
Temasek declared results for the fiscal year to March 2009 last week, showing a net portfolio value of S$172 billion ($121 billion), down 7.5% from S$185 billion in fiscal 2008. The Singapore-based investment firm earned a consolidated group net profit of S$6 billion during the year, one-third of the S$18 billion it posted for the previous financial year. Temasek attributed the drop in net profit to lower contributions from portfolio companies, as well as losses on investments."We hav…
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