• Sinofortune posted a net loss of HK$5.91 million, turning from profit a year earlier; basic loss per share was 4.58 HK cents.
• Revenue more than doubled to HK$46.06 million, driven by HK$32.38 million from new AI and digital marketing services.
• Motor-vehicle trading revenue rose to HK$13.68 million; the group said it cut selling prices amid an intense PRC price war.
• Directors proposed no interim dividend; net current liabilities stood at HK$6.48 million with cash at HK$33.48 million.
• After period-end, Wang Jiawei completed a HK$21.55 million debt capitalisation at HK$0.1 a share, triggering a mandatory cash offer at HK$0.1.

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