Shin Shin Posts Record April Revenue, Approves Buyback of 500 Share Lots
Shin Shin is an e-commerce operations service provider that helps brands manage online platforms, digital marketing and logistics. Its revenue reflects demand from brand clients and online consumers, while the share buyback is intended to support employee retention and market confidence. Future profit growth will depend on operating efficiency and the effectiveness of its data applications.
Shin Shin reported April revenue of NT$512 million, a record for the month. Its board also approved the repurchase of 500 lots of treasury shares at NT$40 to NT$85 per share for employee incentives and transfers. The company said it would continue introducing AI applications and data analytics to improve operating efficiency and optimize its overall profit structure.
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