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MTR CEO: Cautiously Optimistic About 2026 Revenue

Bloomberg Markets
Friday, March 13, 2026 at 3:38 AM
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Shares of Hong Kong's MTR Corp. fell on Friday after it reported full-year net income for 2025 that missed analyst estimates. Still, CEO Jeny Yeung says the company's fundamentals remain strong,...

Shares of Hong Kong's MTR Corp. fell on Friday after it reported full-year net income for 2025 that missed analyst estimates. Still, CEO Jeny Yeung says the company's fundamentals remain strong, citing high occupancy rates at its shopping malls and record passenger growth. (Source: Bloomberg)

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