In the first half of 2026, container traffic in the port terminals of the CK Hutchison Holdings Group in Hong Kong is amounted to 43.6 million TEUs, with a decrease of -1% compared to the previous year. first half of last year. The only terminals that belong to Hutchison Port Holdings Trust (HPH Trust), the listed business trust on the Singapore Stock Exchange, which is 30.07% owned by CK Hutchison, handled 11.7 million TEUs (+5%). Among the other port terminals, which are operated by Hutchison Ports, which is 80% owned by CK Hutchison, the terminals of CK Hutchison in China and Hong Kong handled 7.1 million TEUs (+6%), those in Europe 8.1 million TEUs (-1.2%) and terminals ports in Asia, Australia and other regions of the world 16.7 million TEUs (-7.2%). The decline recorded in the latter area was mainly determined by the stoppage of the last February of the activities in the Panamanian ports of Balboa and Cristóbal, managed by the subsidiary Panama Ports Company (PPC), following the forced termination of concessions determined by a ruling of the Supreme Court of Justice of Panama ( of 30 January 2026). The Hong Kong group highlighted that, excluding operations in Panama, in the first six months of 2026 the overall traffic recorded an increase of +5% attributable to the higher number of outbound containerized loads from Yantian to the United States and the EU together with a +6% increase in volumes in the Mainland China and Hong Kong segment, in in the port of Shanghai, as well as a growth in the +2% in volumes in the Asia, Australia and other regions.

In the first six months of 2026, the port division of the CK group Hutchison reported revenues of $24.5 billion Hong Kong (US$3.1 billion), up +3.9% on the same period last year. Ebitda is amounted to €10.6 billion (+4.5%) and operating profit to €7.4 billion (+3,8%).