Bonjour Holdings Limited (Stock Code: 653) announced unaudited consolidated interim results for the six months ended 31 December 2025. Turnover reached HK$12.32 million, compared to HK$24.85 million for the corresponding period in 2024. The decrease reflected a reduced contribution from certain cross-border transactions relative to the prior period.

Loss for the period was HK$68.85 million, down from HK$134.49 million in the same period of 2024. The narrower deficit was attributed to disciplined cost management and operating streamlining. Other income amounted to HK$8.57 million. Gross profit stood at HK$2.82 million, while administrative expenses were HK$32.76 million.

No interim dividend was declared. The company noted that it has continued upgrading its cross-border e-commerce platform and has focused on strategic partnerships for bonded warehousing and omnichannel commerce, aiming to bolster future revenue streams.

Bonjour Holdings Limited also reported completion of a rights issue of 951.29 million shares at HK$0.08 per rights share and a subsequent placing of 281.30 million shares at HK$0.08 per placing share, for aggregate gross proceeds of HK$98.60 million. Net proceeds of HK$97.00 million have been utilized primarily to reduce shareholder loans, repay indebtedness, and upgrade e-commerce and supply chain operations.

As at 31 December 2025, the group’s bank and cash balances stood at HK$6.14 million. Net current liabilities were HK$93.16 million, improving from HK$162.26 million at the previous balance sheet date. Management reiterated ongoing cost-control measures and a focus on potential new financing solutions to strengthen liquidity.

The board remains committed to boosting operational efficiency and advancing digital initiatives, highlighting the importance of e-commerce development and cross-border strategies in the Greater Bay Area.