Yue Yuen expects H1 profit attributable to owners to drop 55%-60% from US$ 171.2 million

• Yue Yuen flagged a 55%-60% drop in profit attributable to owners for H1 ended June 30, 2026, versus US$ 171.2 million a year earlier.
• Manufacturing revenue fell 4.7% year on year as weak demand drove cautious ordering, creating operating deleveraging; tariff-sharing arrangements also weighed.
• Labor and overhead costs rose on higher headcount, wage inflation, slower overtime reduction, pressuring gross margin.
• Production efficiency weakened due to holiday-related scheduling disruptions, volatile monthly orders, geopolitical uncertainty, lifting unit footwear manufacturing costs.
• Unaudited interim results are scheduled for Aug. 12, 2026.

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