Prosperity Investment Holdings Limited reported an unaudited net loss of HK$0.08 million for the six months ended 30 June 2026, sharply narrower than the HK$4.29 million loss booked in the prior-year period. The turnaround was driven by a HK$3.97 million uplift from fair-value gains on listed equity investments, compared with a HK$7,000 loss a year earlier.

Revenue and Operating Income • The Group recorded no dividend income in 1H26 (1H25: HK$3,000). • Gross proceeds from disposal of fair-value-through-profit-or-loss (FVTPL) assets also fell to nil from HK$0.06 million. • Other gains, net—dominated by revaluation of FVTPL equities—rose to HK$3.97 million (1H25: HK$5,000).

Cost Structure • Administrative expenses eased 10.1% year on year to HK$3.58 million. • Investment-management fees totalled HK$0.26 million following the appointment of Sinolink Securities (Hong Kong) as investment manager in October 2025 (1H25: nil). • Finance costs climbed to HK$0.58 million (1H25: HK$0.32 million), reflecting interest on a HK$7.00 million unsecured bond issued in November 2025 and on borrowings.

Balance Sheet and Liquidity • Total assets stood at HK$33.05 million (end-2025: HK$31.82 million). • Net assets slipped marginally to HK$15.55 million from HK$15.64 million, translating to a net asset value of HK$0.03 per share. • Cash and cash equivalents totalled HK$2.10 million (end-2025: HK$4.30 million). • Current ratio remained healthy at 5.33 (end-2025: 5.90). • Gearing ratio (total liabilities/total assets) increased to 52.94% from 50.85%. • The Group reported no contingent liabilities.

Investment Portfolio Highlights At 30 June 2026, the Group’s key holdings (each >5% of total assets) comprised: – Luxxu Group Limited: HK$7.00 million (21.2% of total assets) – China Investment and Finance Group Limited: HK$4.30 million (12.9%) – Hao Wen Holdings Limited bonds: HK$3.50 million (10.6%) – AMCO United Holding Limited: HK$2.30 million (7.0%) – Tai Kam Holdings Limited: HK$2.30 million (6.9%) – KNT Holdings Limited: HK$2.10 million (6.3%) – Aeso Holding Limited: HK$1.70 million (5.2%) – Sino Splendid Holdings Limited: HK$1.70 million (5.3%)

Dividend and Capital Management The Board did not recommend an interim dividend (1H25: nil). The Group maintains that shareholder funds and internal resources will continue to be deployed primarily for investment activities and daily operations; external borrowing remains an option when deemed appropriate.

Corporate Developments Trading in Prosperity Investment’s shares resumed on 15 October 2025 after the company met the Stock Exchange’s resumption conditions following a suspension in April 2024. A three-year investment-management agreement with Sinolink Securities (Hong Kong) commenced on the same date, carrying a fixed monthly fee of HK$40,000.

Outlook Management indicated plans to strengthen the balance sheet through additional equity financing to capture investment opportunities in Hong Kong and overseas, while maintaining a cautious stance amid a stabilising yet uncertain macroeconomic environment.