- CEO
- Wai Man Tung
- Full Time Employees
- 1,300
- Sector
- Consumer non-durables
- Industry
- Apparel/Footwear
- Address
- EGL Tower Hong Kong Hong Kong
- IPO Date
- Dec 15, 1988
- Business
- Tungtex (Holdings) Company Limited, an investment holding company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (0518.HK) and founded in 1977 with headquarters in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, principally manufactures, sells, retails and trades garment products including ladies' sportswear, casual wear, suit pieces, silk apparel, silk-blended items, linen, cotton and synthetic fabrics; it operates own-brand retail under the Betu label through multi-channel platforms featuring e-commerce on VIPSHOP, Tmall, JD.COM, WeChat Channels and Douyin livestreaming alongside physical stores primarily in mainland China, and wholesales under the Zelda brand in the United States; the company also engages in property investment activities with investment properties valued at fair market rates. Tungtex maintains production facilities across mainland China in locations such as Shenzhen, Zhongshan, Panyu and Hangzhou, as well as in Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines and Bangladesh to support flexible sourcing for designer labels, department stores, chain stores and specialty stores serving target markets in Asia with emphasis on the People's Republic of China, North America particularly the United States and Canada, Europe and other international regions; approximately 1,500 employees support annual production of millions of garment pieces for export and domestic sales. Recent developments include a 29.5% revenue increase to HK$669.5 million for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025 driven by strong North American export growth with Canada sales surging 59.3% to HK$135.8 million and U.S. sales up 29.8%, strategic diversification reducing U.S. market concentration risks amid tariff uncertainties, retail sales growth of 15.8% to HK$233.6 million fueled by digital omnichannel expansion, enhanced Vietnam manufacturing output benefiting from supply chain shifts away from China due to U.S. tariff policies announced in early 2025, and for the six months ended September 30, 2025 a 52% reduction in loss before tax to HK$7.3 million through improved operational efficiency, cost controls and gross margin expansion to 19.4% despite a 13.5% revenue decline to HK$279.6 million from heightened trade pressures.