On August 14, CKH HOLDINGS fell 4.22% in regular trading, trading at HKD 67.95/share, with turnover of HKD 111 million.

The company released its interim results on August 13, reporting profit attributable to ordinary shareholders of HKD 26.8 billion, surging 3,046% year over year. However, the headline growth was primarily driven by HKD 17.753 billion in one-time gains from the disposal of UK Rails and UK Power Networks interests. Excluding non-recurring items, underlying profit rose only 7% to HKD 12.581 billion. Revenue grew 6% to HKD 255.4 billion.

Additionally, the infrastructure division saw reduced contributions following asset disposals, while CK Hutchison Group Telecom contributions declined, partially offsetting gains from the ports and retail segments. The company also warned that operating conditions across its business segments are expected to remain challenging through the second half, adopting an overall cautious strategic posture.

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