Retail
China Lilang posts $664m profit in 2020
China Lilang posts $664m profit in 2020
Its 2020 performance, however, is down by more than 30% YOY.
L'Oreal survey reveals increasing consumer awareness on environmental issues
Around 70% claimed they are serious about such issues and are willing to act.
HULA to open second retail space in Central
It will feature over 500 unique designer womenswear pieces.
Man Wah raises $2.38b in new share sales
The new funding will be used to further business development.
Job lost top reason for lesser Black Friday spendings of Hongkongers
Others said they would rather save their money.
Retail sales shrink 23.1% to $26.5m in July
The retail business environment will remain very difficult in the near term, says a government spokesperson.
Luk Fook's same store sales plunged 71% in Q1
They are planning to close five shops in Hong Kong.
Tsim Sha Tsui overtakes Causeway Bay as priciest retail district
The district’s diverse trade mix lends it to more sustainable rents.
Online-to-offline model gains ground in Hong Kong
The extended operating hours that the internet allows has attracted merchants towards selling online.
Retail sales down 32.8% to $26.8b in May
It narrowed from April following a stabilised local epidemic situation.
Dairy Farm launches two concept stores in Hong Kong
This includes a new 7-Eleven concept shop and a revamped Market Place.
Jeweller Tse Sui Luen's profit tumbles 265.6% in FY2020
Its turnover likewise crashed 28.3% YoY over the same period to $2.91b.
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Hong Kong retailers amp up online sales capacity
However, the online penetration rates in the area still have ample room to grow.
Chow Tai Fook's profits down 36.6% to $374.29m
A surge in gold price and weaker Hong Kong sales dragged down revenues.
Retail sales down 36.1% in April
The plunge was led by sales of jewellery, watches and clocks, and valuable gifts.
Over 15,000 shops may close without rent relief
Landlords are only willing to cut rents by 10-20% instead of the requested 50% by retailers.
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