Wharf REIC FY2025 hotel operating profit rose 54% to HKD 152 million as finance costs fell 25% to HKD 1.36 billion

Reuters
Mar 10
Wharf REIC FY2025 hotel operating profit rose 54% to HKD 152 million as finance costs fell 25% to HKD 1.36 billion

Wharf REIC reported FY2025 underlying net profit up 5% to HKD 6.46 billion, citing lower interest costs that outpaced mild declines in revenue and operating profit. FY2025 loss attributable to shareholders was HKD 4.26 billion, reflecting an investment property revaluation deficit of HKD 10.53 billion. FY2025 revenue fell 1% to HKD 12.82 billion. Wharf REIC raised its FY2025 total dividend 6% to HKD 1.32 per share, including a second interim dividend of HKD 0.66 per share. Net debt fell 6% to HKD 32 billion and portfolio occupancy was 92%.

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