AMTD Idea(AMTD.US)

21:43 ET AMTD, Eigentümer der Marken L'Officiel und AMTD IDEA, verklagt Jalou-Familie wegen böswilliger Falschaussage, Verleumdung und daraus resultierender Verluste und Schäden

AMTD Group Inc. has initiated legal action against Benjamin Eymere of the Jalou family for defamation and harassment. Eymere, a former employee, was dismissed for misconduct and has made false claims regarding AMTD's acquisition of L'Officiel. AMTD asserts that the acquisition was legitimate and that L'Officiel is financially stable. The company aims to correct inaccuracies spread by Eymere and the Jalou family, emphasizing its commitment to legal action against those damaging its reputation.

AMTD, Owner of L'Officiel and AMTD IDEA Brands, Launches Litigation against Jalou Family for Malicious Falsehood, Defamation, and Consequential Loss and Damage | HKD Stock News

AMTD Group Inc. has initiated legal proceedings against Mr. Benjamin Eymere of the Jalou Family for defamation and misconduct. Eymere, a former employee, was dismissed for misconduct and has made baseless allegations against AMTD regarding its acquisition of L'Officiel. AMTD asserts that the acquisition was completed in 2022 from GEM, not the Jalou family, and emphasizes its financial stability post-acquisition. The company is committed to pursuing justice against any defamatory actions that harm its reputation.

AMTD IDEA Group Profit Rises In H1 2025, Stock Up In Pre-Market

AMTD IDEA Group reported a profit of $68.8 million for H1 2025, a 63.7% increase from $42.03 million last year, driven by contributions from hospitality and investment gains. Revenue rose to $89.04 million from $35.9 million, attributed to hotel operations and financial asset value changes. In pre-market trading, AMTD shares increased by 6.71% to $1.03.

AMTD IDEA Group shares are trading higher after the company reported a year-over-year increase in H1 sales results.

AMTD IDEA Group Achieved 150% Increase in Revenue for First Half in 2025 | TGE Stock News

AMTD IDEA Group reported a 150% increase in revenue for the first half of 2025, reaching $89 million, with net income surging 63.7% to $68.8 million. The hospitality segment saw a 60.3% growth in income, while total assets amounted to $2.193 billion. The company plans to expand its L'Officiel Coffee brand globally, targeting 15-20 new locations in the next three years. The results reflect the company's strategic vision and commitment to sustainable growth across its diversified portfolio in media, entertainment, and hospitality sectors.