• King Resources posted a net loss of US$2.18 million, swinging from net income of US$1.95 million a year earlier.
• Revenue rose to US$830,662 from US$76,921.
• Operating loss widened to US$2.18 million from US$572,737 on sales and marketing expense of US$1.99 million versus US$135,517.
• Working capital deficit widened to US$1.19 million from US$954,533, with cash and cash equivalents of US$8,789.
• King Resources said it is preparing to launch its first batch of smart chargers, while its arts and collectibles unit became the primary business after a 2024 restructuring.

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