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MTR net profit more than doubles to HK$ 15.87 billion in 1H FY26; revenue falls 4.1% to HK$ 26.23 billion
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MTR net profit more than doubles to HK$ 15.87 billion in 1H FY26; revenue falls 4.1% to HK$ 26.23 billion
  • MTR posted attributable profit of HK$15.87 billion, more than doubled from a year earlier, as property development profit more than doubled to HK$12.23 billion.
  • Revenue fell 4.1% to HK$26.23 billion, reflecting lower Chinese mainland and international contributions after the Elizabeth Line and Stockholm Metro contracts ended in 2025.
  • Recurrent business profit edged up 1.3% to HK$3.43 billion, while Hong Kong transport operations swung to an EBIT loss of HK$141 million on higher depreciation.
  • Interim dividend held at HK$0.42 per share; net debt-to-equity ratio was 21.7%, up 0.8 percentage points from Dec. 31, 2025.
  • Management cited 99.9% on-time performance, mild patronage growth, and progress on major rail projects including the Northern Link, with Part 2 talks ongoing.


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