• ISP Global’s e-commerce business contracted sharply in the year ended June 30, 2026, as major brand contracts ended amid intense competition.
• The e-commerce operation shifted from distribution toward agency services to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
• A Malaysia team launched e-commerce services for small and medium-sized businesses, establishing a new Southeast Asian foothold.
• Networking, sound and communication systems revenue declined slightly as high-value contracts completed in the prior year.
• Overseas railway expansion secured projects in Malaysia, Indonesia and Laos.

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