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NAYUKI: Annual Report 2024
Hong Kong stocks are moving differently | The popular subscriptions by Auntie from Shanghai have driven the tea beverage stocks higher, with Nayuki's Tea rising over 8% and Gu Ming rising over 7%.
The tea drink stocks strengthened in the morning session. As of the time of writing, Nayuki's Tea (02150) rose by 8.16%, priced at 1.06 HKD; Gu Ming (01364) increased by 7.47%, priced at 25.9 HKD; and Mi Xue Group (02097) grew by 4.71%, priced at 511 HKD.
Hong Kong stocks are moving unusually | Dining stocks are rising across the board as multiple regions plan to introduce special action plans to boost consumer spending. In March, the growth rate of dining retail sales accelerated.
Dining stocks are rising across the board. As of the time of this report, YUM CHINA (09987) is up 8.36%, trading at 360.2 Hong Kong dollars; XIABUXIABU (00520) is up 6.15%, trading at 0.69 Hong Kong dollars; Naixue's Tea (02150) is up 5.26%, trading at 1 Hong Kong dollar; JIUMAOJIU (09922) is up 2.71%, trading at 2.65 Hong Kong dollars.
[Brokerage Focus] Guosheng Securities gives Naixue's Tea (02150) a "Shareholding" rating and will continue to adjust stores while focusing on the Global Strategy for green health.
Jingwu Finance | Guosheng Securities released a Research Report indicating that Naixue Tea (02150) announced its performance for the year 2024. Revenue is 4.921 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 4.7%, and adjusted Net income is -0.919 billion yuan compared to 0.021 billion yuan in the same period last year. Revenue has slightly declined, profit margins are under pressure, and there is a significant loss in performance. 1) The slight decline in revenue is mainly due to pressure on store income and the closure of some poorly performing direct stores: the average daily income per store in 2024 is 0.0072 million yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 29.1%; at the end of 2024, there are 1453 direct stores, a net decrease of 121 stores compared to the end of 2023, and there are 3 franchise stores.
Nayuki Holdings Limited's (HKG:2150) 26% Dip Still Leaving Some Shareholders Feeling Restless Over Its P/SRatio
JD.com Takeout has launched a 10 billion subsidy, investing over 10 billion within a year.
Sina Technology reported on April 10 that JD.com's food delivery service announced that it will officially launch a subsidy of 10 billion yuan at 8 AM on April 11. JD.com will invest over 10 billion yuan within a year through a dual mechanism of "Q&M Dental subsidies + direct price reductions on hot products" to provide real discounts for consumers. At the same time, it will work with merchants to achieve long-term benefits and help quality Dining businesses continuously improve their Operation efficiency. In the future, the platform will continue to introduce a series of subsidy measures and merchant support policies. Starting from April 11, JD.com will distribute subsidies of up to 20 yuan to all users, with daily draws available, covering all Dining outlets on the JD.com food delivery platform.
Nayuki Holdings Limited (HKG:2150) Could Be Less Than A Year Away From Profitability
