- Goldstream Investment swung to a net loss attributable to shareholders of about HK$8.8 million, versus a profit a year earlier.
- Revenue rose 35.5% to about HK$132.1 million, driven by IM service income jumping 84.8% to about HK$47.2 million.
- Operating loss widened to about HK$21.2 million, mainly due to a one-off share-based compensation expense of about HK$88.6 million.
- AUM increased 14.3% to about US$520 million, while net fair value gains from direct investment climbed 97.9% to about HK$56.3 million.
- Goldstream expects 2026 conditions to be shaped by trade-policy uncertainty, Fed policy and AI deployment, while it plans to keep focusing SDI capital on AI, precision manufacturing, digital innovation, Web3.0 and virtual assets.
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