• Media Chinese International released its 2025/26 annual report, highlighting sustained industry disruption as advertising continues shifting from print to digital.
• Publishing and printing faced weaker advertising demand, driving restructuring and portfolio rationalisation to protect long-term positioning.
• The group exited its structurally loss-making North America media operation, taking one-off staff termination costs of about US$3.11 million.
• Travel expanded on demand for curated, premium offerings, but higher airfares, accommodation, and insurance costs squeezed margins late in the year.
• Management stepped up digital investment, including AI-assisted content tools, while prioritising cost discipline and new revenue streams such as subscriptions and events.

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