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Hong Kong's Cross-Harbour Holdings H1 revenue, profit fall on lower treasury returns, discontinued ops

Hong Kong's Cross-Harbour Holdings H1 revenue, profit fall on lower treasury returns, discontinued ops


Overview

  • Hong Kong investment holding company's revenue fell yr/yr for six months ended June 2026

  • Net income attributable to shareholders declined yr/yr

  • Company declared second interim dividend of HK$0.07 per share, up from HK$0.06 last yr


Outlook

  • Company expects Hong Kong's driving-training market to continue contracting in H2 2026

  • Company expects HKeToll revenue and profit contribution to grow further in 2026 as Central Kowloon Bypass tolling starts in Q4


Result Drivers

  • LOWER TREASURY RETURNS – Profit attributable to shareholders fell 22.1%, mainly due to lower treasury-management profit

  • DISCONTINUED-OPERATION LOSS – H1 2025 included HK$18.7 mln of profit from the since-dissolved Western Harbour Tunnel associate, versus nil this year

  • WEAKER DRIVING-SCHOOL DEMAND – Motoring-school profit before tax fell 8.5% as a contracting training market and weak consumer sentiment reduced completed lessons


Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

H1 Revenue

HK$437.1 mln

H1 Net Income Attributable

HK$404.4 mln


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