Li Yu
Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer
Replay available
SUPER HI INTERNATIONAL HOLDING LTD. (NASDAQ: HDL) Q2 2026 earnings conference call, held 2026-08-26. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer
Chief Financial Officer and Board Secretary
Analyst, CICC
Analyst, Huatai Securities
Analyst, CITIC Securities
Analyst, Function Securities
Analyst, Jiu Xiang Securities
Dear esteemed investors and analysts, good evening. Thank you for joining SUPER HI INTERNATIONAL twenty twenty six Second Quarter Earnings Conference Call. The company leaders attending today's meetings are Mr. Di Yu, Executive Director and CEO and Ms. Qi Song, Chief Financial Officer and Board Secretary. Today's meeting content may contain forward looking statements, but not limited to the company's statements regarding strategies and business plans as well as outlook on performance prospects. The content of this earnings presentation and the comments and response to your questions represent management's view only as of today. Please refer to the latest Safe Harbor statements in the earnings press release, which applies to the conference call. The meeting is conducted in Chinese with an external agency providing simultaneous English interpretation. In case of any discrepancies, the Chinese content shall prevail. The presentation materials have been uploaded to the company's IR page. Please feel free to review them. Now, we invite Mr. Li Yu, CEO and Executive Director of SUPER HI INTERNATIONAL to review the company's performance for the second quarter of twenty twenty six. Thank you, moderator. Can everybody hear me okay? Yes, we can. Please go ahead. Dear investors and analysts, good evening. I am Li Yu, CEO and Executive Director of SUPER HI INTERNATIONAL. Let me present to you the key highlights of SUPER HI INTERNATIONAL for the second quarter of twenty twenty This quarter, the company's earlier investment in employees and customers have further translated into operating improvements. Customer traffic and table turnover rates both improved year over year, while the employee cost ratio in several operating expense ratios declined, driving a significant year over ye...