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Sa Sa International’s sales fall in fiscal third quarter

By Sarah Chen
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Sa Sa International’s sales declined in the fiscal third quarter amid a significantly weaker performance in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau.

The group’s sales declined 10.7 percent year over year to HK$1.06 billion (US$136.2 million) as Mainland China sales plunged 35.8 percent to HK$120 million while Hong Kong and Macau slid 8.1 percent to HK$817 million.

Southeast Asia sales rose 12.4 percent to HK$115.4 million, while other regions decreased 11.8 percent to HK$2.7 million.

In Mainland China, the company has already closed 13 offline stores due to a continuous sluggish environment. The group ended the period with 175 stores.

The company intends to boost promotion on popular social media platforms and channels, tapping influencers to promote brand awareness and establish credibility among target buyers.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What was the total value of Sa Sa International's sales during the fiscal third quarter?

A.

The group's total sales for the quarter were HK$1.06 billion, which is equivalent to US$136.2 million. This figure represents a decline of 10.7 percent year over year.

Q.

Which specific regions saw a decline in sales for Sa Sa International?

A.

Sales declined in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau, as well as in other regions. Mainland China experienced a 35.8 percent drop, while Hong Kong and Macau sales fell by 8.1 percent.

Q.

How many stores did Sa Sa International close in Mainland China during the period?

A.

The company closed 13 offline stores in Mainland China due to the continuously sluggish environment there. Sa Sa International ended the period with a total of 175 stores across all regions.

Q.

What strategies does Sa Sa International plan to use to improve brand awareness?

A.

The company intends to boost promotion on popular social media platforms and channels. They also plan to tap influencers to promote brand awareness and establish credibility among their target buyers.

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