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A takeover bid for Singapore-based Eu Yan Sang has valued the traditional Chinese medicine retailer at about S$269 million (US$196 million). A consortium comprising Singapore state investment company Temasek Holdings’ unit Blanca, Tower Capital TCM Holdings…
Singapore supplement retailer Eu Yan Sang International has had its third-quarter net profit slump to S$286,000 (US$208,515) from $5.45 million as a result of declining revenue, foreign exchange losses and expenses related to closing F&B outlets in China.…
Mainboard-listed Eu Yan Sang International said on Friday (Feb 12) its net profit for the second quarter plummeted 75 per cent, hurt by a weak Malaysian ringgit and lower revenue from the Hong Kong market. Net profit for the three months to Dec 31 was…
Traditional Chinese medicine retailer Eu Yan Sang lost $3.6 million in its last quarter, blaming weaker sales in Hong Kong and Malaysia. Its full year profit to June 30 was down 70 per cent on the previous year at $4.56 million, compared with $15.03 million…
Chinese herbal medicine retailer Eu Yan Sang has repoted a 38 per cent drop in profit on stable revenues in the first quarter of its current financial year. Eu Yan Sang posted a net profit of S$5.45 million on sales of $110 million. Improved sales in…
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