YNBY International FY2025 profit attributable to owners fell 75% to HKD 4.58 million

Reuters03-13
YNBY International FY2025 profit attributable to owners fell 75% to HKD 4.58 million

YNBY reported FY2025 revenue of HKD 1.11 billion, up 47%, while profit attributable to owners fell 75% to HKD 4.58 million. FY2025 gross profit declined 22% to HKD 51.3 million, and management said the segment profit decrease was mainly due to a lower gross margin as sales shifted away from higher-margin products. FY2025 profit from operations dropped 63% to HKD 9.92 million, while finance costs fell 87% to HKD 351,169 due to the absence of effective interest on a convertible bond and lower bank borrowing interest. FY2025 cash and cash equivalents were HKD 198.01 million and net assets were HKD 357.98 million. The board did not recommend a final dividend for FY2025.

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