Daido Group FY25 net loss widens to HK$ 72m; revenue falls 31.5% to HK$ 150m

Reuters03-31
Daido Group FY25 net loss widens to HK$ 72m; revenue falls 31.5% to HK$ 150m
  • Daido Group posted a net loss of HK$ 72 million for FY2025, widening from HK$ 40 million.
  • Revenue fell 31.5% to HK$ 150 million.
  • Finance costs jumped to HK$ 43 million from HK$ 14 million.
  • Management attributed the wider loss to a roughly 26% drop in cold storage revenue, a roughly 57% slide in Mainland China food-and-beverage trading revenue, and higher lease-related finance costs following lease extensions late 2024.
  • For 2026, Daido targets Greater Bay Area expansion in cold chain logistics, scales Mainland China trading via convenience stores and e-commerce, and continues due diligence on a potential U.S. data center acquisition under a non-binding letter of intent.


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