On Friday November 14, 2025, the Management Team shared insights into TransJamaican Highway Limited’s (TJH) financials during an Investor Briefing held at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel where the company demonstrated record profitability and dividend growth.

Susan Brown, CFO of the TransJam Group announced that December 1, 2025, marks the commencement of operations for the new leg Phase 1C from May Pen to Williamsfield. This new corridor will be managed and operated by TransJam Highway Operators Ltd, a new subsidiary which will report to TJH as the parent company. The signing of the agreement for Phase 1C is expected to position the organization for future growth and sustained dividends for our shareholders.

Group CEO, Ivan Anderson highlighted the impact of Hurricane Melissa on the organization and country. The company had little to no infrastructural damages or site disruptions, thanks to previous hardening of operations. He further stated that TransJamaican Highway Limited allocated $100M for humanitarian efforts to aid communities in recovering quickly from Hurricane Melissa’s impact.

Colin Murray, Group COO shared on the recent highway improvements implemented, including expansion of the Vineyards Toll Plaza and the opening of new ramps to create a full interchange at Freetown. He added that the company is also looking to implement Tap and Go Toll payments for more efficient, secure and hassle-free customer experience. He further discussed that a new top up channel solution is underway with GK One/ Bill Express which will also facilitate near real time top ups.

The investor briefing highlighted TJH’s strong financial performance, strategic developments and operational improvements aimed at enhancing customer experience. Despite the passage of Hurricane Melissa, the company demonstrated resilience and a commitment to supporting affected communities. With these advancements, the company is poised for continued success, driving growth and delivering value to shareholders.