Massy Holdings has reported higher revenue and profits for the first half of its 2026 financial year despite current economic challenges across the region.
The regional conglomerate says third-party revenue from continuing operations increased 7.4 per cent to TT$8.5 billion.
Massy says the performance came despite inflationary pressures, tighter foreign exchange conditions and heightened geopolitical uncertainty.
During the reporting period, the company completed the sale of Massy Distribution Jamaica, recording a loss on disposal of TT$105.3 million.
The company said the loss was linked mainly to foreign exchange translation adjustments and not operational weakness.
It added that its Integrated Retail Portfolio remained the largest contributor to earnings, generating revenue of more than TT$5.3 billion.
Meanwhile, the Motors and Machines portfolio recorded strong growth, with revenue up nearly 19 per cent to TT$2.07 billion.
The company also says it continues to invest in technology and infrastructure, including the opening of what it describes as the Caribbean's largest automated warehouse in Trinidad.
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