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The Pavilia Farm III in Tai Wai, co-developed by NEW WORLD DEV and MTR CORPORATION, has received over 7,800 subscription registrations, leading to an oversubscription of more than 103 times for the 75 units available in the second sales round. Subscription registration will close at 5:00 pm tomorrow (24th).

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The Pavilia Farm III in Tai Wai Receives 7,800+ Cheques, Oversubscribed by 103x+

Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation has announced that it will keep fares unchanged for the second consecutive year, following an annual review. The fare freeze is attributed to a fare adjustment mechanism that considers inflation, wages, and household incomes. The corporation continues to offer fare concessions benefiting over 600 million passenger trips, valued at over HK$3.2 billion last year. MTR aims to maintain competitive fare levels while supporting the community. The last fare increase occurred in 2024, with a 3.09% hike. MTR serves about 4.9 million commuters daily and reported a net profit of over HK$14.6 billion in 2025.

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Hong Kong’s MTR Corp to keep fares unchanged for second year in row

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MTR CORPORATION announced its earnings, with core profit declining by 4% and maintaining a dividend of HKD 1.31 per share. The stock price opened lower in the morning and once fell by 7.3%, currently reported at HKD 32.28, down 6.8%. Bank of America Securities maintains an "underperform" rating with a target price of HKD 27, believing that MTR's valuation lacks attractiveness. Citibank pointed out that MTR's valuation has a 1% premium, with total revenue of HKD 55.465 billion, a year-on-year decline of 7.6%. Capital expenditure is expected to be HKD 82.6 billion over the next three years, limiting the short-term upside potential for dividends

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The article "After the Performance" summarizes the latest target prices and views of major banks following MTR Corporation's earnings announcement

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A large section of the ceiling collapsed into the indoor pool of Lake Silver estate in Ma On Shan, Hong Kong, prompting concern from the owners’ committee. The MTR Corporation, which manages the property, is conducting a detailed investigation to determine the cause. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the pool is closed for inspection. The owners’ committee has reached out to the developer, Sino Land, and the clubhouse contractor for clarification and resolution. Images also revealed additional ceiling damage in a lift lobby.

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Large section of ceiling plunges into Hong Kong estate’s indoor pool

Hong Kong's MTR Corp is urged to investigate a recent 1½-hour shutdown of the Island line, suspected to be due to human error linked to maintenance protocol noncompliance. Former lawmaker Gary Zhang emphasized the need for strict adherence to maintenance procedures and staff training. The disruption, caused by items from a maintenance vehicle damaging track equipment, led to service suspension between Sheung Wan and Quarry Bay. Authorities have requested a report within a month, with suggestions to improve maintenance practices and possibly adjust service hours for better maintenance scheduling.

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Hong Kong's Ngong Ping 360 reported a 20% increase in retail and dining revenue, offsetting stagnant ticket sales. The operator plans to introduce night rides for its 20th anniversary, despite facing record service suspensions due to extreme weather. Visitor numbers reached 1.47 million in 2025, with a 4.5% rise in per-capita spending. The attraction is targeting high-value tourists and launching a global story collection campaign to boost engagement. Special ticket pricing will be offered from March to December to attract local visitors.

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