
Business update filed to the Hong Kong stock exchange outlines sharp drops in revenue.
A business update filed to the Hong Kong stock exchange reveals sharp third-quarter revenue declines across mainland China, Asia-Pacific, the Americas, Europe, and other regions.
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The company reported regional revenue drops in a business update filed to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
Revenue in mainland China fell 25 to 30 per cent in the third quarter from a year earlier, while revenue in Asia-Pacific markets outside mainland China and Oceania dropped 65 to 70 per cent, according to a business update filed to the Hong Kong stock exchange late Tuesday.
Revenue in the Americas declined 70 to 75 per cent, while Europe and other regions recorded a fall of 50 to 55 per cent during the same period, the filing showed.

The 140th Canton Fair "Into the Industry" exchange meeting pointed out that China's kitchenware exports are transitioning from low-cost competition to green compliance. The European and American markets have put forward higher standards for food safety, repairability and recycled materials, and compliance has become a necessary threshold for companies to enter the international market.

Jiangsu Hengrui Pharmaceuticals reported a 20.55 per cent revenue increase to 8.95 billion yuan for the third quarter, surpassing analyst expectations driven by strong innovative drug sales and out-licensing revenue.

South Korea's per capita gross national income (GNI) is expected to exceed US$40,000 for the first time this year, driven by semiconductor exports and investment. In comparison, Taiwan's revenue exceeded US$40,000 last year, and the Accounting and Accounting Office estimates that it will reach US$46,000 this year and will exceed US$50,000 next year. The gap between the two places continues to widen.

Stocks opened higher despite the holiday, the selling pressure from foreign investors eased and exporters' demand for foreign currency sales caused the New Taiwan dollar to rise from a depreciation in the afternoon, closing at 32.452 yuan, an appreciation of 5.6 cents, with a total trading volume of US$3.436 billion.

The central bank launched the non-bank large-amount redemption swap facility in the bond market on the 26th, aiming to deal with concentrated redemption risks caused by extreme fluctuations in the bond market. This tool provides emergency liquidity through an asset swap model and follows the principle of "rescuing emergencies but not saving the bottom line, saving the market but not institutions" to prevent the spread of systemic risks.

Memory manufacturer Macronix held a legal meeting, and Chairman Wu Minqiu pointed out that the eMMC business has grown astonishingly. Due to limited production capacity, the focus of resources will shift to NAND and eMMC in the future. NOR Flash will focus on niche markets such as data centers, automotive and medical, and is expected to invest 37.8 billion yuan to expand production capacity.