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title: "Tellus revenue / January 3.068 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 11.4%"
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description: "Tellus (2908) announced that its consolidated revenue for January was NT$ 3.068 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 11.4%. Among them, trade revenue was NT$ 1.58 billion, accounting for 51%; retail revenue was NT$ 1.42 billion, accounting for 46%. Affected by the Lunar New Year, trade revenue declined, but retail revenue increased by 4.6% compared to the same period last year due to increased consumer demand. Tellus will continue to optimize its product mix and services to respond to market changes and maintain performance growth"
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# Tellus revenue / January 3.068 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 11.4%

Tellus (2908) announced on the 7th that its consolidated revenue for January reached NT$3.068 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 11.4%. Looking at the revenue structure, trade revenue in January was NT$1.58 billion, accounting for 51% of total revenue; retail revenue was NT$1.42 billion, accounting for 46% of total revenue.

Tellus pointed out that the trade business's revenue in January was NT$1.58 billion, mainly due to the earlier Lunar New Year holiday this year, which affected the number of working days and revenue in January. In the months since 2024, trade revenue has shown positive growth compared to the same period last year, indicating that the inventory destocking situation for European and American customers has become clearer. The global trade environment is still influenced by uncertainties such as the pace of inflation improvement, interest rate cut timelines, and the overall high tariffs in the United States, bringing variables to the economic recovery outlook.

Tellus stated that in terms of trade, it will continue to deepen customer service and accelerate the promotion of global supply chain layout to enhance core competitiveness and respond steadily to market changes.

In addition, Tellus noted that the retail business's revenue in January was NT$1.42 billion, benefiting from the Lunar New Year, with consumer demand for new furniture and improving home environments, as well as increased renovation and repair activities before the holiday, driving sales momentum for related products. This month's revenue increased by 4.6% compared to the same period last year. In terms of the retail business revenue structure, Tellus Home's revenue in January was NT$960 million, accounting for 68% of retail business revenue; HeLe Home's revenue in January was NT$350 million, accounting for 25% of retail business revenue.

Tellus stated that as consumers' demand for product quality and design continues to rise, its retail business will continue to optimize product offerings and service experiences to meet diverse consumer needs and actively respond to market trends, maintaining steady growth momentum in performance

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