Great Eagle (41) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Core revenue was HK$3,572.8m, down 10.7% YoY; core profit attributable to equity holders fell 14.3% to HK$512.0m.

• Statutory profit attributable to equity holders was HK$326.6m, versus a HK$1,056.5m loss in 1H 2025, reflecting a reversal in investment-property fair-value movements.

• Hotels delivered stronger earnings, partly offsetting weaker property sales and Champion REIT distributions; operations faced geopolitical, inflation and Hong Kong demand headwinds.

Financial highlights

• Core profit before tax fell 15.8% to HK$577.0m; core profit after tax fell 16.0% to HK$510.8m.

• Statutory revenue was HK$5,012.7m, down 7.5%; statutory operating profit was HK$1,271.0m and statutory EPS was HK$0.44, versus a loss per share of HK$1.41.

• Reported fair-value changes included a HK$180.1m investment-property gain versus a HK$2,161.3m loss in 1H 2025, and a HK$114.6m financial-asset loss.

• Core operating income declined 4.6% to HK$1,139.5m, mainly on lower property-sales profit and Champion REIT distributions.

Outlook and guidance

• Global geopolitical, trade, energy-price and inflation uncertainty may affect travel demand, operating costs, interest rates and funding costs in the remainder of 2026.

• Remaining ONMANTIN inventory will be marketed on a flexible timetable; the medium-term Hong Kong property outlook remains cautiously positive.

• Hotels will prioritize operating efficiency, revenue management and cost control amid potential travel-demand and expense pressures.

• Hong Kong office leasing and occupancy are improving; negative rental reversion is expected to narrow, while Langham Place Mall is expected to remain resilient.

• Financial flexibility, disciplined risk assessment and selective investment in quality opportunities remain priorities.