Energy International Investments Holdings Limited (Stock Code: 353) released its unaudited interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2025. The group’s principal businesses include leasing oil and liquefied chemical terminal and storage facilities, providing agency services for oil and liquefied chemical products, and trading electronic products.

Key Financial Highlights • Revenue amounted to approximately HK$73.19 million (same period in 2024: HK$73.64 million). • Gross profit reached about HK$64.32 million (same period in 2024: HK$67.93 million). • Profit for the period increased to approximately HK$43.14 million (same period in 2024: HK$36.66 million). • Profit attributable to owners of the company rose to about HK$35.17 million (same period in 2024: HK$20.88 million).

Segment Performance • Oil and Liquefied Chemical Terminal: Generated revenue of approximately HK$72.09 million, mainly from rental income and agency services. • Trading of Electronic Products: Recorded revenue of about HK$1.10 million.

Financial Position • Total assets stood at approximately HK$2,803 million as of 30 September 2025, with total liabilities at about HK$1,236 million. • Cash and cash equivalents, together with time deposits of maturity over three months but not over one year, totaled approximately HK$257 million. • Bank borrowings and other borrowings amounted to about HK$318 million.

Business Developments • The group’s Port and Storage Facilities in Shandong Province continued to contribute stable rental income. Upgrades and leasing arrangements were in place to optimize operations. • Trading of electronic products commenced in November 2024, contributing additional revenue streams. • A 28% interest in Shenzhen Xinheyuan Technology Co. Ltd. helped diversify operations into the credit assessment and financing solutions segment in China.

Looking Ahead Management highlighted the ongoing leasing of the Port and Storage Facilities in Dongying Port and the continued expansion in the financial services arena through its associate. The group’s board did not recommend any interim dividend for the period.

For full details, investors are advised to refer to the company announcement and interim report as published on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.