Asia-express Logistics Holdings Limited (Stock Code: 8620) released its unaudited interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2025. During the period under review, the Group recorded a revenue of approximately HK$163.95 million, compared with about HK$175.93 million for the corresponding period in the previous year. The overall decline of about 6.8% was mainly attributed to a reduction in warehousing and value-added services revenue.

Profit for the period stood at around HK$0.63 million, down from roughly HK$1.13 million, representing a decrease of around 44.7%. According to the announcement, transportation services increased as the Group secured new contracts, but this growth was offset by weaker demand for warehousing and other value-added services in light of economic and trade uncertainties.

Key cost factors—such as dispatch labour costs at about HK$52.06 million and transportation costs at around HK$65.80 million—remained significant contributors to total expenses. Earnings per share were reported at HK0.12 cent, compared with HK0.21 cent for the same period last year. No dividend was declared during this interim period.

In its overview, Asia-express Logistics noted that volatile global trade conditions have affected cargo volumes and related services. Nonetheless, initiatives to diversify its customer mix and streamline operations helped partially mitigate the broader market challenges. The announcement indicated that the Company will continue to monitor market developments and adjust its business strategies accordingly.