Old Chang Kee
70 years of curry puffs and counting: Old Chang Kee banks on secret recipe to stay ahead of competitors
The fried snack retailer has stayed true to its roots even as it continues to innovate and try new products to reach new markets and consumers
Old Chang Kee H1 profit rises 42% to S$6.2 million
The group declares an interim dividend of S$0.01 per share for the period under review
Old Chang Kee among 7 Singapore firms named in Forbes Asia Best Under A Billion list
FAST-FOOD chain Old Chang Kee is one of seven local firms included in Forbes Asia’s new Best Under A Billion list.
Serving up Singaporean flavours in London
Singapulah and Old Chang Kee UK bring Singapore classics to the UK
Old Chang Kee H2 net profit up 50% to S$5.3 million on higher revenue
For the full year, earnings rise 57.2 per cent to S$9.7 million with a final dividend of S$0.01
Old Chang Kee’s H2 net profit climbs 52.6% to S$3.5 million on higher sales
CURRY puff specialist Old Chang Kee’s net profit rose 52.6 per cent to S$3.5 million for H2 ended Mar 31, thanks to higher sales.
Old Chang Kee H1 net profit falls 22% to S$2.6 million despite higher revenue
CURRY puff maker Old Chang Kee on Monday (Nov 14) posted net profit of S$2.6 million for the six months ended September, down 22 per cent from S$3.4 million in the previous year.
Old Chang Kee weathers pandemic with 'zero retrenchment', thanks to JSS
FRIED food and beverage chain Old Chang Kee got through the last 2 years of the pandemic without retrenching a single staff member, thanks to payouts from the Jobs Support Scheme (JSS).
Old Chang Kee weathers pandemic with 'zero retrenchment' thanks to JSS
FRIED food and beverage chain Old Chang Kee got through the last 2 years of the pandemic without retrenching a single staff member, thanks to payouts from the Jobs Support Scheme (JSS).
Old Chang Kee posts net profit decline of 45.1% on scaling back of foreign worker packed meals
CATALIST-LISTED Old Chang Kee posted a net profit decline of 45.1 per cent to S$3.4 million for the first half of its financial year ended Sep 30, 2021 from S$6.1 million a year earlier.
