CLP (2) Q3 2024 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q3 2024 earnings summary
10 Dec, 2025Executive summary
Electricity sales in Hong Kong rose 2.5% year-over-year to 27,966 GWh, driven by higher temperatures and increased demand across most sectors.
Investments continued in energy networks, decarbonisation, and digital infrastructure to support government priorities.
The company advanced climate resilience measures and expanded support for electric vehicle infrastructure and renewable energy adoption.
Financial highlights
Average Net Tariff in Hong Kong was reduced by 2% in the first nine months due to softer international fuel prices.
HK$50 million in electricity subsidies provided to underprivileged groups in Hong Kong.
Third interim dividend of HK$0.63 per share declared, unchanged from the previous year, payable on 13 December 2024.
Outlook and guidance
Clean Energy Transmission System upgrade between Hong Kong and Mainland China on track for 2025 completion, enabling more zero-carbon energy imports.
Expansion of renewable energy and battery storage projects in Mainland China and Australia to support decarbonisation and energy transition.
Latest events from CLP
- Earnings rose 6.6% to HK$5,997 million, led by Hong Kong and strong international segment gains.2
H1 2026 - Electricity sales rose, renewables expanded, and the interim dividend was held at HK$0.63.2
Q1 2026 - Dividend up 1.6% to HK$3.20 as strong Hong Kong results offset earnings decline elsewhere.2
H2 2025 - Hong Kong sales dipped, but renewables growth and stable dividend highlight resilient performance.2
Q3 2025 - Earnings fell 8% to HK$5,227m, with resilient Hong Kong results and stable dividend.2
H1 2025 - Operating earnings rose up to 25% with strong growth in Hong Kong, Australia, and India.2
H1 2024 - Q1 2025 electricity sales fell, but CLP advanced clean energy and held dividend steady.2
Q1 2025 - Earnings rose 76% to HK$11.7B, with record renewables investment and higher dividends.2
H2 2024