Hong Kong Disneyland broke a nine year loss streak when it reported on Tuesday the highest annual attendance and net profit since the theme park

Net profit in 2023-2024 rebounded to HK$838 million from a net loss of HK$356 million in 2022-23, the first profit in a decade.

HK Disneyland Resort has turned a profit for the first time in nine years while the number of the park's visitors has soared by over a million, according to a lawmaker.

Legislator Michael Tien reported on Sunday that Hong Kong Disneyland has officially broken its nine-year streak of financial losses.

After meeting company management, legislator Michael Tien says park doubled its net profit last year compared with previous high set in 2013-14.

Hong Kong's bourse operator reported a 10% rise in annual profit, helped by sharp increases in trading turnover and new company listings, and said it was optimistic that a pickup in Chinese economic activity would help its prospects.

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing reported full-year profits of HK$13.1bn (US$1.7bn) on Thursday, topping the previous record of HK$12.5bn set in 2021 amid a pandemic-era trading boom. Fourth-quarter profits rose 46 per cent year on year to HK$3.