Guoco Group Limited (“Guoco Group”) reported unaudited consolidated figures for the six months ended 31 December 2025. Turnover reached HK$11.89 billion, reflecting a 10% decline compared to the same period last year, while revenue stood at HK$11.68 billion, down 7%. Profit from operations was HK$1.31 billion, a 38% decrease. However, profit attributable to equity shareholders rose 13% to HK$2.03 billion, translating into basic earnings per share of HK$6.23. An interim dividend of HK$0.70 per share was declared, up 17% over the prior interim dividend.

Segment-wise, the Principal Investment segment achieved pre-tax profit of HK$1.26 billion. Property Development and Investment contributed HK$0.57 billion, whereas Financial Services recorded HK$0.82 billion. The Hospitality and Leisure segment posted growth in several businesses but also saw an impairment of HK$1.27 billion mainly pertaining to the UK gaming operations. A separate impairment of HK$74.90 million was recognized in the health products unit following reassessment of the international market outlook.

GuocoLand Limited registered lower property development revenue due to project delivery schedules. Nonetheless, higher rental income from its Singapore commercial portfolio helped moderate the decrease. The Clermont Hotel Group posted increased revenue from strong occupancy and higher average room rates, and The Rank Group Plc, despite revenue gains across its gaming channels, incurred a one-time loss from a payment fraud incident and recorded the aforementioned impairment charge.

As at 31 December 2025, Guoco Group’s equity attributable to shareholders was HK$70.00 billion. Total bank loans and borrowings amounted to HK$31.80 billion, while cash, short-term funds, and trading financial assets totaled HK$20.90 billion. The equity-to-debt ratio stood at 90:10.

Guoco Group indicated that shifting monetary policies and global market conditions continue to shape the broader business environment. Liquidity management and a prudent approach to operational efficiency remained priorities for sustaining long-term resilience. The interim dividend is payable on 25 March 2026 to shareholders on record as of 11 March 2026.