• Moiselle published its annual report for the year ended March 31, 2026, citing a weak economy that pressured sales and kept the group loss-making.
• Hong Kong revenue rose 8% as pop-up stores, mall-led promotions, rent cuts, and early exit from underperforming leases lifted traffic and conversion.
• Chinese Mainland revenue fell 11% as the group cut its store footprint and pushed livestreaming and social-commerce to expand e-commerce reach.
• Macau revenue dropped 18% following a store closure tied to high rents; Taiwan revenue slid 20% on weak consumer sentiment.
• Strategy shifted toward tighter cost control, more short-term retail formats, and heavier digital marketing; online sales were about 25% of Chinese Mainland revenue.

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