Core Viewpoint - The company reported its 1H25 performance, which met expectations despite a slight decline in overall revenue, with specific growth in non-North American markets [1][2]. Revenue Performance - Total revenue for 1H25 was $165 million, a year-on-year decrease of 1.9% [1]. - Revenue by region showed robust growth outside North America, with Asia-Pacific revenue at $65.82 million (YoY +17.6%), North America at $56.60 million (YoY -15.6%), Europe at $23.83 million (YoY -0.8%), Middle East and Africa at $13.91 million (YoY -9.7%), and Latin America at $5.32 million (YoY -15.8%) [1]. Business Segments - Medical aesthetics revenue for 1H25 was $138 million, down 7.8%, primarily due to economic challenges in North America and the Middle East and Africa [2]. - Injection filler revenue surged to $14.38 million, reflecting a 218.1% increase, driven by expanded sales regions and direct sales networks [2]. - Service and other revenue decreased to $13.40 million, down 9.9% [2]. Product Pipeline and Commercialization - The company is expanding its product pipeline, with expectations for the commercialization of DaxibotulinumtoxinA (long-acting botulinum) in mainland China in the second half of the year [2]. - The company launched Universkin by Alma, the world's first AI-assisted personalized skincare system, which has seen rapid uptake in the U.S. market [2]. Profit Forecast and Valuation - Due to revenue pressures in certain overseas markets, the company has revised its adjusted net profit forecasts for 2025 and 2026 down by 24.3% and 19.8% to $36.05 million and $41.49 million, respectively [2]. - The current stock price corresponds to adjusted P/E ratios of 9.6x and 8.3x for 2025 and 2026, with a target price maintained at HKD 6.00, implying a potential upside of 5.3% [2].