Hysan reported FY 2025 turnover of HKD 3,464 million (+1.6%), with recurring underlying profit of HKD 1,918 million (-1.9%) and underlying profit of HKD 2,510 million (+28.3%). Reported profit attributable to shareholders was HKD 315 million (up from HKD 35 million; change not meaningful), and basic EPS was 31 HK cents (up from 3 HK cents; change not meaningful). Full-year dividends were maintained at 108 HK cents per share, including a second interim dividend of 81 HK cents per share. By segment in FY 2025, retail turnover was HKD 1,727 million (+2.6%) with Hong Kong retail occupancy at 95% (from 92%); office turnover was HKD 1,508 million (+0.1%) with Hong Kong office occupancy at 94% (from 90%); and residential turnover was HKD 229 million (+5.0%) with residential occupancy at 87% (from 73%). Hysan said Lee Garden Eight topped out in November 2025 and remains on schedule for completion in 2026, alongside an integrated pedestrian walkway system; the fully transformed Lee Gardens is targeted to be unveiled in H2 2026. The group also launched a HKD 8 billion, five-year capital recycling programme, achieving 26% with HKD 2.1 billion collected in 2025, supported by Bamboo Grove unit sales, including a FY 2025 fair value gain on disposed investment properties of HKD 592 million.

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