Hongkong Land Holdings (H78) Q1 2026 TU earnings summary
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Q1 2026 TU earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q1 underlying profit rose 5% YoY as lower net financing charges offset reduced Singapore contributions following the MBFC Tower 3 disposal.
2026 full-year underlying profit is expected to be mildly higher YoY, supported by positive Hong Kong leasing sentiment and proactive cost management.
Financial highlights
Underlying profit in Q1 was 5% higher than Q1 2025.
Capital recycling secured US$0.6bn in net proceeds during the period; cumulative recycled capital reached US$3.6bn, or 90% of the US$4bn end-2027 target.
Outlook and guidance
FY2026 underlying profit is expected to be mildly higher than FY2025, with support from Hong Kong leasing and cost management.
SCPREF aims to grow AUM from S$8.2bn at inception to S$15bn within five years.
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