Hotel Properties (H15) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 2026 revenue was $371.1m and net loss attributable to owners was $39.1m, versus $378.4m revenue and $11.4m net profit in H1 2025.
Performance reflected lower gross profit, higher finance costs, investment mark-to-market losses and the absence of significant prior-year gains.
Interim statements were unaudited and unreviewed.
Financial highlights
Revenue fell to $371.1m from $378.4m; gross profit declined to $75.4m from $85.2m.
Loss before income tax was $36.1m versus profit of $19.4m; H1 2025 included a $27.3m investment-property fair value gain.
Net loss attributable to owners was $39.1m versus net profit of $11.4m; basic and diluted EPS were both -8.19 cents versus 1.34 cents.
Finance costs rose to $54.3m from $51.0m, attributed to higher borrowings; mark-to-market loss on long-term investments was $4.8m versus $9.3m.
Outlook and guidance
International tourism is expected to face Middle East conflict, elevated transport and accommodation costs, and broader economic challenges in 2026.
Higher travel costs and uncertainty over air connectivity could weigh on travel demand; elevated hotel operating and financing costs are expected to persist.
Geopolitical uncertainty may delay the anticipated easing of interest rates.
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