Pou Sheng issues profit warning
Pou Sheng, the retail subsidiary of Yue Yuen, has warned of a severe decline in profits due to weak consumer sentiment and Covid restrictions.
Read More...Pou Sheng, the retail subsidiary of Yue Yuen, has warned of a severe decline in profits due to weak consumer sentiment and Covid restrictions.
Read More...Pou Sheng, a subsidiary of Yue Yuen Industrial Holdings, has announced the appointment of a new Chairman.
Read More...Pou Sheng International has announced the next stage of its partnership with footwear and sportswear brand Nike in the form of retail operations in China.
Read More...Thousands of employees have gone on strike at a factory in southern Vietnam belonging to the footwear manufacturer, which supplies brands such as Nike and Adidas.
Read More...Footwear manufacturer and leading contractor to international brands such as Adidas and Nike, Taiwan’s Pou Chen Corp has suspended operations at its plant in Ho Chi Minh City on account of a Covid-19 outbreak in Vietnam’s business hub as of July 14, 2021. Shares in Pou Chen closed down 1.3% on the same day the announcement was made.
Read More...The Hong Kong headquartered footwear manufacturer said it will take some time for operations and production efficiency of the Group’s production bases in China to gradually return to its full scale and normal operation.
Read More...The proposal to privatise China’s sportswear retailer, Pou Sheng International, is reported to have been cancelled as over 10% of the shareholders voted against the proposal.
Read More...Hong Kong headquartered Taiwanese footwear Group, Yue Yuen, has posted revenue of US$9.12 billion in 2017, representing a +7.6% increase year-on-year but profit attributable to owners of the company declined -2.9%.
Read More...Leading branded footwear manufacturer, Yue Yuen Industrial Holdings, is to sell its stake in the Chinese footwear retail chain as part of a privatisation plan.
Read More...Shoe manufacturers and leading contractors to international brands such as Adidas and Nike are moving their production to Vietnam as China’s rising employment costs pull down profits.
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