Transport International expects H1 underlying profit to drop 45%-55% on fuel price surge

• Transport International forecasts underlying profit to fall 45%-55% for the six months ended June 30, 2026, from HK$ 285 million a year earlier.
• Drop driven by a surge in international fuel prices tied to the Middle East crisis, despite short-term Hong Kong government fuel and toll subsidies.
• Fuel prices rose nearly 200% since late February 2026, from about US$ 90 a barrel to a peak above US$ 250.
• Cost controls helped limit the impact, but fuel prices remain volatile despite easing from the peak.
• Interim results are scheduled for release in August 2026.

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