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Epsium net loss widens to US$ 1.5 million in FY25; revenue drops 59.11% to US$ 5.12 million
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Epsium net loss widens to US$ 1.5 million in FY25; revenue drops 59.11% to US$ 5.12 million
  • Epsium posted a net loss of US$ 1.5 million for fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2025, swinging from profit a year earlier.
  • Revenue dropped 59.11% to US$ 5.12 million on depressed local economic activity, intensified competition, and lower wholesale pricing.
  • Operating loss widened to US$ 1.5 million as general and administrative expenses climbed 77.92% to US$ 2.12 million on higher public-company costs and M&A-related consulting fees.
  • Business updates included a March 2025 Nasdaq IPO raising US$ 4.24 million in net proceeds, followed by US$ 667,500 in net proceeds from full exercise of the over-allotment option.
  • Strategy shifted toward partnerships tied to Macau’s push as a “Performing Arts Capital,” with Epsium also signing an exclusive agent agreement to pursue biotech-related intellectual property for wine vintage applications.


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