Scorching Dragon expects net loss of HK$14-16 million after HK$12 million gain

Reuters03-31
Scorching Dragon expects net loss of HK$14-16 million after HK$12 million gain
  • Scorching Dragon forecast FY2025 net loss of HK$14 million to HK$16 million, narrowing prior guidance by about HK$12 million.
  • Revision reflects expected one-off non-cash gain of about HK$12 million from deconsolidation of two subsidiaries.
  • Deconsolidation follows High Court of Hong Kong winding-up orders against subsidiaries that operated Chinese restaurants in Whampoa, Kwun Tong.
  • Shares have been suspended since Oct. 20, 2025, pending fulfillment of resumption guidance.


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