Midland Holdings (1200) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Interim profit attributable to equity holders rose 87% YoY to HK$282,085k, the highest interim result in two decades.

• Market-share gains, especially in secondary residential, stronger frontline productivity and improved results at Midland Realty and Hong Kong Property supported earnings.

Financial highlights

• Revenue was HK$3,311,685k versus HK$2,517,917k; operating profit was HK$328,126k versus HK$178,882k.

• Profit before tax was HK$330,201k versus HK$177,626k; total comprehensive income was HK$283,665k versus HK$149,331k.

• Basic and diluted EPS were HK39.35 cents and HK39.04 cents, respectively, versus HK21.12 cents for both in H1 2025.

• Net cash generated from operations was HK$491,223k versus HK$156,068k; operating cash inflow was HK$466,288k versus HK$145,592k.

Outlook and guidance

• Secondary home transactions are expected to outperform primary transactions in 2026, supported by upgrading demand and developers pricing new projects at a premium to resale units.

• New Northern Metropolis projects are expected to attract attention in H2 2026; sales capabilities, digital marketing and AI tools are intended to capture opportunities.

• The property uptrend is expected to continue, though price growth may slow after an ~18% recovery over the prior 16 months.

• Rising rents, non-local student demand and returning expatriate professionals are expected to support demand, subject to economic and policy developments.