Trip.com (9961) posted on Thursday that its annual net profit surged 95.1 percent year-on-year to 33.3 billion yuan (HK$38.1 billion), boosted by resilient travel demand and strong investment gains.
Net revenue rose 17 percent to 62.4 billion yuan, of which accommodation reservation revenue jumped 21 percent to 26.1 billion yuan.
The gain from investments recorded in other (expense)/income recorded 19.9 billion yuan in 2025, up nearly 17 times from 2024.
Regarding the investigation into monopolistic practices, the online travel company said it is fully cooperating with the State Administration for Market Regulation and will continue to actively communicate with the SAMR on compliance with regulatory requirements.
It added that it cannot predict the status or results of the investigation as of now and will provide further updates when the investigation is concluded. Its business operations remain normal.
The travel market demonstrated strong resilience in 2025, with inbound travel as a key growth driver, said chief executive Jane Sun Jie.
"Following our 'Globalization and Great Quality' strategy, we continue to work closely with merchants, destinations, and communities to build a dynamic travel ecosystem grounded in shared, sustainable success," she added.
In addition, the firm said Min Fan has resigned from his positions as a director and the president of the company, and Qi Ji has resigned from his position as a director. It also appointed May Wu Yihong and Iris Xiao Yang as new independent directors. All changes are effective from February 25.
