Fuxing China says no significant Middle East conflict disruption to supply chain

• Fuxing China issued responses dated April 24, 2026 to investor questions on FY2025 results, citing automation and digitalization to lift efficiency and margins despite revenue falling to RMB 672.3 million.
• Workforce fell to 1,152 at Dec. 31, 2025 from about 3,000 in early 2000 as automation accelerated.
• Receivables turnover was 2.9 times with days sales outstanding of about 125 days, compared with 5.9 times and about 62 days at peer Fujian SBS based on its FY2024 report.
• Management reported no material supply-chain disruption from Middle East conflict, citing domestic sourcing of key inputs such as polyester and zinc.
• Board plans to table a share buyback mandate for shareholder approval at upcoming annual general meeting, citing shares trading at a significant discount to net asset value.

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