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The Wharf (Holdings) H1 2026 earnings summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Executive summary
Operating and underlying profits (excluding investments) rose 6% year-over-year, with revenue up 2% despite a challenging environment and lower investment income from equity portfolio unwinding.
Group underlying net profit fell 17% to HK$1,697 million due to lower dividend income from equity disposals, partially offset by higher interest income.
Profit attributable to shareholders dropped to HK$48 million, impacted by a HK$2,049 million investment property revaluation deficit.
Interim and special dividends totaling HK$0.40 per share were declared for the 140th anniversary, doubling last year's interim payout.
Financial highlights
Group revenue decreased 6% year-over-year to HK$5,344 million; operating profit down 11% to HK$2,354 million.
Investment properties revenue and operating profit remained flat in HKD terms, but fell 3% in RMB terms.
Development properties revenue fell 8% to HK$679 million; operating profit plunged 83% to HK$12 million.
Hotels revenue rose 4% to HK$323 million; operating loss narrowed to HK$4 million.
Logistics revenue stable at HK$1,073 million; operating profit down 19% to HK$111 million.
Outlook and guidance
Global outlook remains uncertain amid geopolitical tensions, volatile energy prices, inflation, and US interest rate concerns.
Hong Kong residential market remains robust but faces regulatory uncertainty and tighter outbound investment regulations.
Mainland China property sector remains challenged, with uneven recovery and persistent weakness.
The group will maintain strong financial discipline, capital allocation, and agility to adapt to evolving trends.
- Net loss of HK$2,637 million driven by property revaluation deficit despite stable core profit.4
H1 2024 - Mainland China property downturn led to a HK$3.2B net loss, but dividends and liquidity held.4
H2 2024 - Underlying net profit up 3% to HK$2,035 million; revenue down 19% year-over-year.4
H1 2025 - Underlying profit up 47%, net cash achieved, and Hong Kong luxury sales rebounded.4
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