Taiwan High Speed Rail (2633) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
15 Sep, 2026Operational performance and capacity
Operates a 350 km high-speed rail line with 12 stations and 5 maintenance depots, running up to 1,134 weekly services as of 1Q 2026, with plans to expand train sets from 34 to 46 by 2028.
Achieved a 4.3% year-on-year increase in passenger-kilometers in 2Q 2026, with average daily ridership rising to 233,000 and total 1H 2026 ridership reaching 42 million.
Maintained a high punctuality rate above 99.3% and zero accidents resulting in liabilities over the past five years.
Load factor remained stable at 72.1% in 1H 2026, reflecting efficient capacity utilization.
Financial results and structure
Revenue for 1H 2026 grew 4% year-on-year to NT$27.8 billion, with net income after tax up 8% to NT$3.75 billion and EPS rising to NT$0.67.
EBITDA for 1H 2026 reached NT$18.2 billion, up 2.7% year-on-year, with a stable EBITDA margin of 65.3%.
Cash flows from operating activities increased to NT$13.6 billion in 1H 2026, with cash and equivalents at period end totaling NT$18.9 billion.
Debt-to-asset ratio continued its downward trend, reaching 80.9% in 1H 2026, supported by early loan repayments totaling NT$140.7 billion since 2016.
Dividend payout ratio remained high, with a 1H 2026 EPS of NT$0.67 and consistent cash dividends.
Strategic initiatives and outlook
Plans to enhance the passenger experience and operational efficiency through the introduction of new-generation trains and expansion of maintenance depots, targeting 46 train sets by 2028.
Weekly train shifts will be increased to over 1,400, with improved peak-hour service and reduced major maintenance repair times.
Focus on brand enhancement, smart transportation, and sustainability actions as part of the HSR 2.0 initiative.
Recognized for ESG performance, receiving multiple sustainability awards and maintaining top rankings in corporate governance and global sustainability indices.
Maintains strong credit ratings (twAAA/AAA(twn)) and a market capitalization of NT$147.5 billion as of July 2026.
Latest events from Taiwan High Speed Rail
- Revenue and net income rose year-over-year, with robust cash flow and higher dividends declared.2633
Q2 2026 - First-half 2024 revenue grew to NT$26.5B, with net income at NT$3.7B and stable margins.2633
Q2 2024 - Revenue and net income grew year-over-year, with stable margins and robust capital management.2633
Q3 2024 - Revenue rose but net income declined on higher costs; one-time loan gain boosted results.2633
Q4 2024 - Net income declined 11.6% year-over-year on stable revenue and higher costs.2633
Q1 2025 - Stable revenue and margins, but net income dipped on higher interest costs; cash reserves rose.2633
Q2 2025 - Revenue and net income grew, with robust margins and ongoing infrastructure investment.2633
Q3 2025 - 2025 saw steady growth, robust margins, and ongoing investment in rail infrastructure.2633
Q4 2025