India, Aug. 26 -- Hong Kong-based toy manufacturer Dream International Ltd. (1126.HK) on Wednesday reported a weaker profit for the first half of fiscal 2026, as higher cost of sales offset revenue growth from the prior year.
For the six months ended June 30, net profit attributable to equity shareholders of the company came in at HK$205.85 million or HK$0.304 per share, down from HK$307.03 million or HK$0.454 per share last year.
Revenue edged up to HK$2.90 billion from HK$2.58 billion in the prior year period.
Looking ahead, the company said the second half of 2026 is expected to remain challenging amid macroeconomic volatility, such as global trade barriers and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. The Group remains cautiously optimisti...