Hong Kong–based jeweller Luk Fook Holdings has projected a strong interim performance for the six months ended 30 September 2025, citing effective product strategies and favourable market conditions.
According to a company statement, revenue is expected to rise by approximately 20 percent to 30 percent year on year, driven mainly by the robust sales of fixed-price jewellery products. The group credited its growth to effective product differentiation and well-targeted sales initiatives that resonated strongly with customers.
Profit for the period is anticipated to surge by around 40 percent to 50 percent, buoyed by improved profit margins from higher gold prices and an optimised product mix. The company also noted that increased operational efficiency contributed to stronger profitability.
Luk Fook emphasised that these figures are based on preliminary unaudited management accounts and remain subject to review. The jeweller plans to release its full interim results on 27 November 2025.
The company’s encouraging update underscores solid demand recovery in the regional jewellery market, supported by consumer appetite for gold and premium fixed-price designs. Investors, however, are advised to exercise caution as the report is yet to be finalised. (Photo courtesy: Luk Fook)
15-12-2025
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