What is moving MTR stock today?

Shares trade around HK$36.18 after a session between HK$35.74 and HK$36.78. Momentum remains firm, up 20.04% over one month and 47.07% over one year. Neutral technicals and news on fare inspection hiring and ICBC Asia VTM printing are in focus ahead of the 5 March earnings report.

How does MTR revenue protection affect earnings?

More fare inspections can reduce leakage from evasion and misuse, supporting steadier farebox income. Better collection helps margins and cash generation, especially in softer demand periods. Results may show up in transport operating metrics and operating cash flow rather than headline revenue immediately. Management disclosure will be key.

What is the ICBC Asia VTM printing perk at MTR stations?

It is a free public printing and photocopying service available via ICBC (Asia) Virtual Teller Machines at around a dozen MTR stations. The perk boosts station utility and foot traffic, which can aid advertising impressions and retail spend, supporting MTR’s non-fare revenue streams over time.

Is 0066.HK attractive for income investors now?

MTR offers a 3.62% TTM dividend yield with a 77% payout ratio and HK$1.31 per share in dividends. Valuation is moderate at 12.92x earnings and 1.07x book. Note free cash flow is negative on a TTM basis due to capex, so dividend sustainability depends on operating cash flow and earnings.

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0066.HK Stock Today: February 11 — Fare Crackdown, Free Printing Buzz

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 11, 2026

MTR stock today is in focus for Hong Kong investors as two updates meet the tape: free ICBC Asia VTM printing at select stations and new hiring for fare inspections. We track 0066.HK with the latest quote at HK$36.18, down 0.93% on the day, after trading between HK$35.74 and HK$36.78. The moves aim to lift engagement and tighten MTR revenue protection ahead of the 5 March earnings date. We break down price, valuation, and the likely impact on fare and non-fare income.