CRYSTAL INTL (02232) released its annual performance with a net profit attributable to shareholders of $225 million USD, an increase of 12.05% year-on-year.

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Crystal International (02232) announced its annual performance for the year ending December 31, 2025. The company achieved a revenue of 2.641 billion US dollars, an increase of 6.95% year-on-year. The company's shareholders' profit for the year amounted to 225 million US dollars, representing a 12.05% increase year-on-year. Earnings per share were 7.87 US cents. The company plans to pay a final dividend of 24.5 Hong Kong cents (approximately 3.1 US cents) per share.
CRYSTAL INTL (02232) announced its annual performance for the year ending on December 31, 2025. The company achieved a revenue of $2.641 billion, an increase of 6.95% compared to the previous year. The company's owners' share of the annual profit amounted to $225 million, an increase of 12.05%. Earnings per share were $0.0787. The company plans to pay a final dividend of HK$0.245 per share (approximately $0.031). The announcement stated that, through a collaborative business model and a diverse range of product offerings, the group has strengthened its partnerships with brand customers to rapidly respond to the changing demands of consumers in terms of differentiation and value. This strategy has enabled the group to gain market share among its major brand customers and achieve revenue growth across all five business segments. In response to the uncertainties brought about by the United States' tariff policies, the group has relied on its global production network and strong partnerships with brand customers to effectively mitigate the disruptions caused by tariffs. The group continues to invest in automation upgrades and production optimization to offset the pricing pressures from tariffs and improve operational returns. Vietnam is currently the group's largest production base, and the competitive labor market in the country poses constraints on the group's growth. Some companies have increased recruitment incentives to attract skilled workers and accelerate shipping during the tariff window. Labor mobility has had a negative impact on the group's overall productivity. To address the changes in the Vietnamese labor market, the group has started setting up satellite factories by the end of 2025 to broaden its labor sources and enhance recruitment flexibility.