ic offering in Hong Kong.

Founded in 2001, the Shenzhen-based firm mainly sells fruits as well as fruit-based products such as dried fruits and juice.

It was ranked first among all retailers that sell fruits in China in terms of fruit retail sales value in 2021, the firm said in a filing, citing data from Frost & Sullivan.

It had a total of 5,351 stores located in over 130 cities across China, among which 5,336 were franchised stores and 15 were self-operated stores, according to the filing.

The company reported a net profit of 234.8 million yuan (HK$278.73 million) last year, an increase of 3.79 times while revenue for the same period rose 16 percent to 10.29 billion yuan.

This came as Bilibili (9626) said yesterday it received the acknowledgment from the city's stock exchange and will be dual primary listed in Hong Kong and the US from October 3 this year. The video streaming giant also lowered the forecast of its first-quarter revenue given the macro-economic disruption caused by the Covid resurgence nationwide in China.

1f:T416,The number of regional headquarters and regional offices of foreign companies in Hong Kong reached a record high of 11,070 in 2025, up 11 percent from the year before, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said on Monday. Speaking at the 19th Asian Financial Forum, he noted that companies from Singapore, France, Australia, the United States, and Switzerland had all risen by over 11 percent, while companies from countries in ASEAN and the Middle East had grown by approximately 10 percent and 5 percent, respectively. The number of mainland Chinese companies grew by 17 percent. Together, these enterprises from around the world employ nearly 510,000 people in Hong Kong, up 3 percent from 2024, Lee said. In addition, a record high of over 5,200 startups was seen in the city last year, rising 11 percent from 2024, with employees at these startu

Fruit retailer files for IPO in HK