The company, which operates primarily through subsidiaries in China and Hong Kong, attributed the performance to contracting demand across specific service lines and ongoing internal adjustments. Despite the downturn, EUBG maintains a cash position of approximately $10.67 million, providing a buffer as the company pivots toward new digital marketing initiatives and fintech expansion. CEO Guolin Tao noted that the firm is actively refining its consulting capabilities while navigating a challenging economic environment in China.

Operational shifts are currently centered on the company's Hong Kong subsidiary, Heng Ying International Investment Limited. Following the renewal of its Money Lenders License this June, the unit has begun to scale its business operations. These efforts, combined with a 1-for-10 reverse stock split executed earlier this year, are intended to align the firm's capital structure with its long-term strategic goals as it seeks to stabilize revenue streams.