Feng Tay Enterprises, one of the longest-tenured manufacturers of Nike footwear, reported manufacturing revenues declined 6.2 percent to NT$6.95 billion in January after posting a 9.0 percent decline in December and a 10.9 percent year-over-year decline in November.

The company’s January shipment decline cycled against a 16.5 percent increase in January 2024.

Full-year 2024 sales for Feng Tay Enterprises were up 2.0 percent to NT$87.5 billion on an easy comp against the full-year performance in 2023, which netted a 10.6 percent decline year-over-year through December.

Feng Tay Enterprises reports in New Taiwan Dollar (NT$) currency.

Stella International Holdings Limited
As SGB Media reported on January 9, 2025, the developer, manufacturer and retailer of footwear and leather goods reported that unaudited consolidated revenue increased by ~ 3.5 percent to $1.55 billion for the 2024 full-year period, cycling an 8.5 percent increase in 2023.

Stella International Holdings Limited reports in U.S. dollar ($) currency.

Yue Yuen Industrial
Yue Yuen Industrial (Holdings) Limited, the manufacturer of footwear for most major outdoor and athletic brands, reported its January 2025 net consolidated operating revenue increased 9.3 percent to $804.9 million, an acceleration from the December 6.9 percent trend line. The company’s volume also expanded from $684.5 million in December, almost entirely due to a resurgent China retail business.

The company’s net consolidated accumulative operating revenue for the full–year 2024 increased 3.7 percent year-over-year to $8.2 billion.

Yue Yuen Manufacturing
The company’s manufacturing business posted a 1.1 percent increase in December, a considerable moderation from the 13.5 percent increase in December, a 17.0 percent increase posted in November and a 21.3 percent increase in October 2024.

Manufacturing posted an 11.1 percent increase for the 2024 full-year period.

Yue Yuen, and its footwear manufacturing business, trade and report in U.S. dollar ($) currency.

Pou Sheng China Retail
The company’s Pou Sheng China retail business saw a significant inversion in January 2025, jumping 24.2 percent year-over-year. The business had been in a downward trend last year, with a 3.9 percent decline in December after double-digit declines in November.

Pou Sheng 2024 full-year sales declined 8.0 percent after decreasing 8.4 percent through November.

Pou Sheng trades and reports in the Chinese RMB or Yuan currency.