• AMS Public Transport Holdings released its annual report for the year ended March 31, 2026, citing a steady recovery in commuting activity.
• Passenger demand rose, supported by route optimization, higher service frequency, fleet upgrades, fare adjustments, lower financing costs.
• Driver shortages eased as imported captains from mainland China stabilized operations, enabling higher mileage and more journeys than scheduled requirements.
• Balance sheet strengthened into a net cash position, supported by cash buildup and scheduled debt repayments.
• Management flagged near-term margin pressure from a recent fuel price spike, partially offset by short-term government subsidies, with further fare applications filed.

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