Alternative Assets and Temasek
Within our portfolio of public and private assets, alternatives play a complementary role. They allow us to diversify exposure and strengthen resilience across market conditions. They also help us deepen partnerships, extend our reach, access opportunities and scale our capital.
Many investments which fall within the definition of alternatives sit in our Partnerships, Funds and Asset Management Companies (PFAs) segment, which constitutes about 20% of our portfolio.
Through PFAs, we collaborate with industry leaders to offer and scale capital solutions such as private equity, private credit, public market investments, and tailored financing options. We have built long-standing relationships with global managers such as EQT, KKR, TPG, Brookfield and Global Infrastructure Partners, committing capital as limited partners and co-investing alongside them in high-conviction opportunities. These relationships can deepen into strategic partnerships — such as O2 Power, a joint venture with EQT launched in 2020. In April 2025, both Temasek and EQT divested their stakes in O2 Power to JSW Neo Energy, realising gains.
Since the early 2000s, we have built asset management platforms to scale our exposure to emerging assets and diversify investments across the capital structure. They include Seviora, Vertex, Clifford Capital, 65 Equity Partners and EvolutionX Debt Capital.
We have also been investing in credit funds for over a decade. In 2016, we assembled a credit and hybrid solutions team to expand our direct and fund investments in the private credit space. We set up Aranda Principal Strategies in 2024, a dedicated platform that invests across the capital structure -- from senior debt to hybrid solutions as well as in equity in long term credit platforms -- while also overseeing LP commitments into credit funds. This is in addition to SeaTown Holdings’ private credit solutions in Asia.
Under our T2030 strategy, alternative assets complement our portfolio segments by adding diversified return streams, capital-structure flexibility, and access to opportunities beyond public markets.