HKTV stock falls 1.02 percent to HKD 0.97 in Hong Kong

Published on 10/08/2026 at 07:48 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

HKTV stock's e-commerce arm posted HKD 812 million in August GMV, up 19.8 percent year over year. Q2 revenue reached HKD 2,045.281 million.

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HKTV stock (ISIN HK0000065349) was trading at HKD 0.97 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on October 8, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. HKT, down 1.02 percent from HKD 0.98. The latest market figures put the company at a HKD 767.7 million market capitalization, with 167,000 shares traded.

HKTVmall growth remains visible

According to TipRanks, HKTVmall's August 2026 monthly GMV rose 19.8 percent year over year to HKD 812 million. Average daily GMV increased 19.6 percent to HKD 26.2 million, giving the e-commerce operation a clear volume story even as profitability remains the central question.

The same August update reported 699,000 unique customers and 1.64 million monthly active unique devices. Those operating indicators show that the platform's growth was accompanied by broader customer reach, rather than relying on one single order-value measure.

Quarterly losses still shape the case

IT Boltwise reported that HKTV's Q2 2026 revenue reached HKD 2,045.281 million, while the net loss stood at HKD 78.060 million and earnings per share were negative HKD 0.10. The contrast is material: operating scale is expanding, but the latest quarter still produced a loss.

Revenue in that quarter exceeded the HKD 1,967.852 million comparison figure cited for Q4 2025, while the loss comparison remained negative. For investors, the important combination is therefore growth in GMV and revenue alongside the continuing requirement to convert that growth into positive earnings.

Stock sits near yearly low

At HKD 0.97, HKTV stock was HKD 0.02 above its October 8 intraday low of HKD 0.95 and 37.42 percent below its 52-week high of HKD 1.55. The 52-week range was HKD 0.95 to HKD 1.55, so the market is valuing the expanding platform against a still unresolved earnings burden.