Regal Hotels International Holdings Limited (HKG:0078)

Hong Kong flag Hong Kong · Delayed Price · Currency is HKD
0.5700
-0.0100 (-1.72%)
May 12, 2026, 4:08 PM HKT
Market Cap521.30M -18.3%
Revenue (ttm)2.48B +76.0%
Net Income-1.32B
EPS-1.46
Shares Out898.80M
PE Ration/a
Forward PEn/a
Dividendn/a
Ex-Dividend Daten/a
Volume223,800
Average Volume473,382
Open0.5700
Previous Close0.5800
Day's Range0.5600 - 0.5700
52-Week Range0.4500 - 0.7500
Beta0.14
RSI58.56
Earnings DateAug 25, 2026

About HKG:0078

Regal Hotels International Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, owns, operates, and manages hotels in Hong Kong, Mainland China, and internationally. The company operates through six segments: Hotel Operation and Management and Hotel Ownership; Asset Management; Property Development and Investment; Financial Assets Investments; Aircraft Ownership and Leasing; and Others. The company engages in the provision of hotel management services; and ownership of hotel properties for rental purpose. In addition, it invests in, sells, and rent... [Read more]

Industry Lodging
Founded 1989
Employees 1,450
Stock Exchange Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 0078
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2025, HKG:0078's revenue was 2.48 billion, an increase of 75.99% compared to the previous year's 1.41 billion. Losses were -1.32 billion, -51.50% less than in 2024.

Financial Statements

News

Regal’s US$194 million hotel sale highlights investor push into Hong Kong student housing

Regal Hotels International Holdings and its units have sold the 494-room Regal Kowloon Hotel for about HK$1.52 billion (US$194 million) to the real estate investment arm of Centaline Group, which oper...

7 weeks ago - South China Morning Post

Regal Hotels to offer 160 free rooms for 2 weeks to help Tai Po victims

Regal Hotels International will offer free lodging at a dozen of its hotels across Hong Kong to the victims of Wednesday’s Tai Po fire, as it joins other hoteliers and corporate donors in rushing to t...

5 months ago - South China Morning Post