• East Nova Holdings reported higher revenue and profit for the year ended June 30, 2026, despite pressure on margins.
• Printing sales rose on stronger customer orders, while higher production costs squeezed profitability.
• Food and daily necessities sales benefited from a broader product range and customer growth; lower-margin products weighed on margins.
• Restaurant sales declined amid intense Hong Kong competition, with higher ingredient, labor and operating costs further pressuring margins.
• The group acquired a 30% stake in a UAE vaping distribution venture on July 28, 2026, expanding its Middle East presence.

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