Four Seas Mercantile Reports Decrease in Revenue to HK$3.63 Billion for FY 2025, Down from HK$3.90 Billion in FY 2024
Reuters
Jun 27
Four Seas Mercantile Reports Decrease in Revenue to HK$3.63 Billion for FY 2025, Down from HK$3.90 Billion in FY 2024
Four Seas Mercantile Holdings Limited announced its consolidated financial results for the year ended March 31, 2025. The company reported a total revenue of HK$3.63 billion, a decrease from HK$3.90 billion in the previous year. The decline in revenue was observed across all primary geographical markets, with Hong Kong generating HK$1.77 billion, Mainland China HK$586.5 million, and Japan HK$1.26 billion in sales, all of which were lower compared to the prior year. Profit before tax for the year amounted to HK$24.45 million. The results reflect the company's performance amid varying market conditions across its operational regions. There was no specific outlook or guidance provided for the upcoming periods within the announcement.
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