Eternal Beauty said PwC resigned as its auditor, effective March 16, 2026, after the board requested the resignation. The company said PwC was unable to commit to a timetable for additional audit procedures related to HKD 70 million in upfront payments to three service providers following the IPO. Eternal Beauty said it did not accept PwC’s proposed additional audit fee tied to this work. The board appointed RSM Hong Kong as the new auditor, effective March 16, 2026, to fill the vacancy until the next AGM. The company said an independent investigation into the payments is ongoing under a committee of independent non-executive directors.

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