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Hong Kong corporate earnings week ahead

Diary of Hong Kong corporate earnings for the week ahead includes earnings releases from Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group, Alibaba Group, Alibaba Health Information Technology, Li Auto, and Meituan. Dates range from November 25 to November 28, 2025. Specific times are listed as AMC, BMO, DBH, or NTS.

Reuters·
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Reuters·
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Brief News: Gold prices rise, sales strategy effective, LUK FOOK HOLD forecasts a 50% increase in interim profits

LUK FOOK HOLD issued a profit warning, expecting mid-term revenue for the period ending September to increase by 20% to 30% year-on-year, with profit surging by 40% to 50%. Last year's mid-term revenue was HKD 5.45 billion, with a profit of HKD 417 million. This year, revenue is expected to be between HKD 6.54 billion and HKD 7.09 billion, with profit between HKD 580 million and HKD 675 million. The revenue increase is attributed to successful product differentiation and sales strategies, while the profit increase benefits from rising gold prices and improved operational leverage. LUK FOOK's stock price has risen 74% this year

BambooWorks·
HK
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BambooWorks·
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7 most creative new jewellery drops, from Stray Kids’ Bang Chan in Fendi to Chanel and Prada

Leading jewellers are reimagining modern adornment with creative new designs. Collina Strada collaborates with Awe Inspired, Prada releases colourful gems, and Chanel reinvents its classic couture braid as jewellery. Fendi introduces a new men's jewellery line, Homer expands with new stores, Boucheron adds to its Quatre collection, and Van Cleef & Arpels introduces transformable creations. Highlights include the Twisted Thorn earring, Couleur Vivante collection, Première Galon watch, Fendi 925 line, Bullet Hole Heart pendants, Quatre Sand collection, and Alhambra necklace.

南华早报·
HK
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南华早报·
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Health Check: How Prudently Does Tse Sui Luen Jewellery (International) (HKG:417) Use Debt?

Tse Sui Luen Jewellery (International) (HKG:417) has HK$669.6m in debt, down from HK$1.00b a year ago, with HK$96.4m in cash, resulting in a net debt of HK$573.2m. The company faces liabilities of HK$1.14b due within 12 months, overshadowing its HK$254.2m market cap. With a 27% revenue drop and a HK$93m EBIT loss, the financial outlook is concerning, suggesting potential need for re-capitalization. Investors should be cautious due to significant liabilities and negative earnings.

Simplywall·
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Simplywall·
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Prada heir to head Versace after 1.25 billion-euro buy-out

Lorenzo Bertelli, son of Miuccia Prada, will become executive chairman of Versace after Prada Group's 1.25 billion-euro acquisition of Versace from Capri Holdings. Bertelli, currently Prada's chief marketing officer, views the buy-out as a strategic move to restore Versace's former glory. The Prada Group, unlike Versace, is thriving, driven by strong sales of its Miu Miu line.

Businesstimes·
HK
01913
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Businesstimes·
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$NEW WORLD DEV(00017.HK) New World Development's stock dropped over 10% today. How could such a big event go unnoticed?

Summary of what happened:

1. New World Development issued a profit warning: Expec...