- CEO
- Sam Ming Lam
- Full Time Employees
- 15
- Sector
- Consumer services
- Industry
- Publishing: books/magazines
- Address
- Room A Hong Kong Hong Kong 999077
- IPO Date
- Dec 13, 2017
- Business
- Prosperous Printing Company Limited (8385.HK), an investment holding company incorporated in Hong Kong in 1992 and headquartered at 3/F, Yip Cheung Centre, 10 Fung Yip Street, Chai Wan, Hong Kong, principally engages in the production and sale of books and paper products to print brokers and international publishers primarily in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Europe, and Hong Kong; its core offerings include case bound books, soft bound books, saddle stitch books, handcraft products, silk screening, finishing services, cut and stamp operations, accessories, educational textbooks, children's books, leisure and lifestyle books such as photography, cookbooks and art books, and other paper-related items like maps, leaflets, greeting cards, journals, and calendars, with principal raw materials comprising paper and ink. The company operates through subsidiaries in one segment focused on books and paper products, serving overseas markets via Hong Kong-based brokers, and maintains a small workforce of approximately nine employees as a subsidiary of First Tech Inc. In recent developments within the last two years, the Shenzhen Factory discontinued operations in June 2024, the Hong Kong Factory surrendered its site to a commercial bank in November 2024 with plans to shift to an office-based model outsourcing orders to the partially owned Huizhou Factory via a joint venture agreement entered in October 2024 that commenced receiving sub-contracting orders in November 2024 and other PRC sub-contractors, alongside changes in directors and executive functions in September 2025, issuance of an interim results report and profit warning in August 2025, annual results announcement in March 2025 reporting revenue decline to HK$50.1 million and net loss of HK$45.6 million for 2024 due to reduced orders amid global economic uncertainty, multiple auditor changes including in December 2024, discloseable transactions such as disposals in late 2024, and a shift from self-production to outsourcing to cut fixed overheads.