Crocodile Garments Limited
HHKEX:1221.42
HKD
-0.03
(-2.07%)
ISIN
HK0001074084
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14.20
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-50.82
81.12
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-78.92
68.34
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- CEO
- Wai Shan Lam
- Full Time Employees
- 94
- Sector
- Consumer non-durables
- Industry
- Apparel/Footwear
- Address
- Crocodile Center Hong Kong Hong Kong
- IPO Date
- Jan 1, 1971
- Website
- crocodile.com.hk
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- Crocodile Garments Limited Crocodile Garments Limited engages primarily in the garment and related accessories business, alongside property investment and letting, and treasury management activities. The company offers a diversified range of apparel products under the Crocodile brand name, including menswear such as shirts, jackets, trousers, ties, and underwear; ladies wear through the Crocoladies line; and children's clothing via Croco Kids and My First Croco brands, sold through retail outlets, online shops, and e-channels. It operates over 20 outlets in Hong Kong and Macau, more than 800 outlets in Mainland China, and extends its presence to other Asian markets including Japan and Taiwan. Founded in 1961 and headquartered at Crocodile Center in Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, the company functions as a subsidiary of Honorman Limited and maintains a workforce of approximately 94 employees. Its garment operations encompass retail, wholesale, and manufacturing, while property investments provide stable rental income and treasury management involves securities trading. In recent developments, Crocodile Garments conducted a rights issue in November 2022 to secure funding for business operations and expansion amid market challenges. The company announced another proposed rights issue in October 2025 to raise up to HK$53.3 million through up to 35.5 million new shares, aimed at strengthening its financial position, with Chairman and CEO Lam Wai Shan committing to her full entitlement. Additionally, board changes occurred in October 2025 with the appointment of Lee Po On as alternate director to Ms. Lam, and the company reported a significant revenue decline to HK$49.46 million for the quarter ending June 2025.