Yanjin Shop reports a **4.26% drop in net profit** for Q3, marking its first decline in four years. The company’s third-quarter profit fell **33.77%**, driven by a sharp slowdown in its core konjac snack category. Meanwhile, Black Sesame’s profits surged nearly **ninefold** in the same period, highlighting divergent performance among China’s snack manufacturers.
YanKer Shop Food Co., Ltd. is establishing a wholly-owned subsidiary, Yanjin Food (Thailand) Co., Ltd., and investing in a new production facility in Thailand. The company specializes in traditional Chinese snack foods and aims to expand its manufacturing capacity overseas. This move follows an announcement made in February 2025.
YanKer Shop Food Co Ltd establishes **Yanjin Food Vietnam Co., Ltd.** as a wholly-owned subsidiary in Vietnam. The move uses internal funding to expand the company’s overseas operations, focusing on traditional Chinese-flavor snack foods. This marks the firm’s first dedicated unit in Southeast Asia.
Yanjin Shop reports first-half revenue of **2.459 billion yuan** (up 29.84% YoY) and net profit of **319 million yuan** (up 30% YoY) as the broader **salted fish snack market** contracts by over **10 billion yuan**. The company’s growth trajectory appears to be slowing despite maintaining profitability in the competitive snack sector.
