Trip.com Group Ltd9961
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Q2 revenue rose 6% to 15.7B yuan and adjusted EPS of $1.07 beat the $0.91 estimate, with revenue topping estimates.
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Trip.com Group LtdTrip.com Group reported better-than-expected second-quarter results, with net revenue rising 6% year over year to 15.7 billion Chinese yuan. Adjusted earnings per ordinary share and ADS came in at 7.27 Chinese yuan, up from 7.20 Chinese yuan a year earlier, while adjusted EPS of $1.07 beat the analyst estimate of $0.91 and revenue of $2.308 billion topped the $2.290 billion estimate. Accommodation reservation revenue rose 6% year over year to 6.6 billion Chinese yuan, or 8% excluding a contra-revenue item tied to an administrative penalty from China's State Administration for Market Regulation, while package tour revenue climbed 8% to 1.2 billion Chinese yuan and corporate travel revenue increased 11% to 771 million Chinese yuan. Transportation ticketing revenue fell 1% to 5.4 billion Chinese yuan on softer demand, higher fuel prices, geopolitical tensions and industry compliance adjustments. Trip.com said more than 70% of its total bookings now come from mobile, a new high for the platform, and that revenue from its international online travel agency platform jumped more than 50% year over year, with first- and business-class flight bookings up more than 70% in the first half of 2026 and AI-assisted orders through TripGenie up about 400%.
Trip.com Group LtdQ2 revenue rose 6% to 15.7B yuan and adjusted EPS of $1.07 beat the $0.91 estimate, with revenue topping estimates.