Star Plus Legend Holdings (6683) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 revenue rose 35.8% YoY to RMB584.0m; gross profit increased 18.4% to RMB327.0m and net profit rose 21.3% to RMB50.2m.
IP creation and operation generated 53.8% of revenue, while new retail contributed 46.2%.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB584.0m vs RMB430.2m in FY2023; cost of revenue increased to RMB257.0m from RMB153.9m.
Gross profit reached RMB327.0m vs RMB276.3m; operating profit was RMB83.4m vs RMB64.5m.
Profit for the year was RMB50.2m vs RMB41.4m; profit attributable to owners was RMB56.1m vs RMB34.5m.
Selling and marketing expenses rose to RMB143.3m; G&A increased to RMB114.0m, partly offset by a RMB31.9m reduction in listing expenses.
Outlook and guidance
J-Style Trip season three began airing in March 2025; a cycling-themed variety show and other programmes are expected in 2025.
Planned 2025 events include an August Fitness Carnival and an Eric Suen Yiu Wai concert in Malaysia.
Planned product initiatives include Modong Magic functional coffee, upgraded matcha powder and a new line of emotional-value products.
Overseas plans include exploring international celebrity collaborations and establishing a Taiwan production line with third-party manufacturers for MODONG coffee and other products.
Plans include CHOUCHOU retail stores, VIVICYCLE stores, expanded vending machines and AI tools for marketing and distributor livestreaming.
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