• Hong Kong Food Investment annual report flagged a tougher operating backdrop, citing weak local demand, heavier competition, higher costs, rising cross-border spending.
• Frozen meats trading remained the core business, pressured by price-cutting and supply chain disruption; product mix shifted toward premium branded meats.
• Catering footprint shrank following restaurant closures and a disposal; remaining outlets lifted efficiency through tighter procurement and cost controls.
• Communications and advertising unit stayed profitable but revenue fell as key clients cut marketing budgets; strategy pivots toward digital marketing services.
• Kept a strategic stake of about 29.7% in Four Seas Mercantile; associate contribution rose to HK$ 3.88 million.

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