Swire Pacific posted stronger first-half 2026 earnings as revenue rose 8% to HK$49.45 billion and underlying profit attributable to shareholders climbed 43% to HK$7.84 billion, helped by robust property and aviation results and better beverages performance in mainland China. Reported net profit reached HK$6.77 billion, recurring underlying profit rose 48% to HK$6.96 billion, and the group lifted its first interim dividends by 15.4% to HK$1.5 per A share and HK$0.3 per B share. The results sent Swire Pacific Ltd. A up 5.85% to HK$102.3 and Swire Pacific Ltd. B up 3.93% to HK$15.34 by 9:44 a.m. Hong Kong time on August 7, as investors focused on recovery signs at Pacific Place, Cathay Pacific's strong start to the year, and a net debt-to-equity ratio of 19.3% during the group's largest investment cycle.