Output reached 236 tonnes against a 240-tonne plan, with yield stability improving through the second half.
The group's controlled-environment agriculture facility outside Hangzhou has completed its first full year of commercial production, delivering 236 tonnes of premium strawberries against a plan of 240 tonnes.
Yield per growing level improved by 14% between the first and second halves of the year as the cultivation team refined light recipes and nutrient scheduling. Average selling price held through the conventional peak season, when field-grown fruit usually depresses pricing — evidence that the product is competing on quality rather than seasonality.
Energy remains the largest single cost line. A review of lighting schedules against time-of-use tariffs is underway and is expected to reduce unit energy cost in 2027.