Jardine Cycle & Carriage FY26 H1 net profit drops 2% to USD 363 million; revenue falls 8% to USD 9.99 billion

Reuters2026/07/30 10:19

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Jardine Cycle & Carriage posted an 11% drop in underlying profit attributable to shareholders to US$473 million; profit attributable to shareholders fell 2% to US$363 million.
Revenue slipped 8% to US$9.99 billion; underlying earnings per share declined 11% to US¢120.
Declared an interim cash dividend of US¢28 per share, unchanged; proposed a special dividend of about US¢73 per share.
Special payout includes US¢37 cash plus an in-specie distribution of 7,226,200 Toyota Motor Corporation shares, valued at about US¢36 per share.
Recycled US$334 million of capital in the half, cutting corporate net debt to US$286 million; proposed renaming to Jardine Matheson Southeast Asia Limited.

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