Fortune Real Estate Investment Trust (778) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
20 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2025 revenue fell 2.0% YoY to HK$854.5M and NPI fell 3.2% to HK$612.6M; lower adjusted finance costs helped lift distributable income 2.1% to HK$377.1M.
Interim DPU rose 1.0% to HK$0.1841, with a 100% payout of income available for distribution.
Loss for the period was HK$653.4M, mainly reflecting an HK$829.7M investment-property fair-value loss and HK$152.5M derivative fair-value loss.
Financial highlights
Revenue was HK$854.5M, down 2.0% YoY; negative rental reversion was partly offset by higher charge-out and carpark income and improved average occupancy.
NPI was HK$612.6M, down 3.2% YoY; property operating expenses rose 1.7% to HK$222.9M.
Income available for distribution rose 2.1% to HK$377.1M; DPU increased to HK$0.1841 from HK$0.1823.
Adjusted finance costs, excluding derivative fair-value changes, fell 12.6% to HK$173.3M; effective borrowing cost declined to 3.5% from 4.1%.
Outlook and guidance
Recovery remains exposed to geopolitical developments, trade tariffs and interest-rate trends; tourism, mega events and market rebounds may support spending.
Priorities include active portfolio management, disciplined cost and capital management, and pursuing growth opportunities for sustainable performance.
Refinancing of the HK$2.5B loan due October 2025 was targeted for completion in 3Q2025.
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