Jakota Capital (Holding) Group (01468), formerly Kingkey Financial International (Holdings) Limited, reported interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2025. During this period, revenue from continuing operations was HK$63.8 million, compared to HK$124.8 million a year earlier. Gross profit from continuing operations stood at HK$47.2 million, representing a 74.0% margin, up from 26.1% in the prior period.

The Group recorded a loss of HK$19.8 million from continuing operations, compared to a profit of HK$22.0 million in the corresponding period last year. Officials attributed this swing partly to a HK$35.8 million provision for impairment of loan receivables in its money lending business, which still generated HK$27.5 million in revenue. The securities segment contributed HK$15.7 million in revenue, while insurance brokerage income amounted to HK$11.7 million.

In a strategic move, the Group disposed of its fur business on 30 September 2025, marking an exit from that segment. This disposal followed earlier decisions to streamline operations and redirect resources towards higher-potential areas. After the transaction, net assets were HK$924.9 million, reflecting the Group’s reorientation towards its financial services businesses.

The interim announcement also highlighted the Group’s cautious but optimistic outlook, referencing the resilience of Hong Kong’s economy and continued demand in its core financial segments. The Group remains focused on expanding its securities, money lending, and other financial services offerings to capture emerging growth opportunities in technology-enabled solutions and cross-border capital flows.