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Through business registration information queries, this Shanghai-based company is wholly owned by Hong Kong Yujia International Technology Co., Ltd. Expanding the search further, a publicly released supplementary legal opinion (No. 2) issued by Hunan Qiyuan Law Firm regarding Water Sheep Group Co., Ltd.’s issuance of convertible corporate bonds to unspecified investors [1] mentions: Hong Kong Yujia International Technology Co., Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of the issuer (Water Sheep Group Co., Ltd.). Water Sheep Group is a ChiNext-listed company. Further consulting its publicly available annual report on its official website—the ‘Water Sheep Group Co., Ltd. 2025 Semi-Annual Report’ [2]—pages 12–13 list Hawkins & Brimble as part of its ‘in-house brand system’. At this point, one naturally wonders: isn’t Hawkins & Brimble a British brand? How did it become an ‘in-house brand’ of a Chinese company? An English-language Google search leads to a 2019 article published on The Great British Life magazine’s website [3], profiling Stephen Shortt—the CEO and founder of the men’s grooming brand Hawkins & Brimble. It states: ‘Founder of men’s grooming brand Hawkins & Brimble, the 47-year-old is on track—with a payroll of just six, all of whom work remotely—to hit a record £5m turnover next year. And that’s just two years after the brand launched.’ At the time of the report, the company employed only six people—all working remotely—and had been operating for just two years (suggesting, by inference, a founding year of around 2017). Yet its sales were already substantial. Further searching via the UK government’s Companies House website [4] reveals that Hawkins & Brimble Limited lists three directors: British national Mr. Stephen Peter Shortt (the CEO cited above), who stepped down in 2025; Polish national Katarzyna Reszka, who also stepped down in 2025; and Chinese national OU Danqing, who joined in 2020 and remains a director to date.

Market sentiment overshadows everything! Even strong earnings fail to halt Salesforce’s continued decline.

Salesforce (NYSE: CRM), a globally renowned customer relationship management (CRM) software provider, is scheduled to release its fiscal third-quarter earnings for the period ending October 31 after market close on November 27. According to Investing.com data, analysts expect the company’s revenue for the quarter to rise 25.4% year-on-year to $3.36 billion, with earnings per share forecast at $0.50—up from $0.39 in the same period last year. Most Wall Street analysts believe it will be relatively easy for Salesforce to meet or exceed these expectations. Salesforce earnings report, source: Investing.com Following its Dreamforce customer and partner conference held in September, Deutsche Bank, BMO Capital Markets, and Oppenheimer all expressed optimism about overall demand for Salesforce’s offerings. In its research note, Deutsche Bank noted that, based on discussions with Salesforce’s key customers, spending on CRM software continues to grow at over 30% year-on-year; there are no signs that competitors—including Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and Oracle (NYSE: ORCL)—are exerting significant competitive pressure on Salesforce. The second-quarter earnings report shows that over 93% of Salesforce’s current revenue comes from subscription and support services—including Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Salesforce Platform and Other, and Marketing and Commerce Cloud. One benefit of this diversified product portfolio is that many customers use multiple Salesforce products simultaneously. As CFO Mark Hawkins stated, 92% of Salesforce’s revenue comes from multi-product users—who constitute only 38% of its total customer base—and these users spend ten times more than single-product users. The acquisition of software firm MuleSoft—completed during Salesforce’s second fiscal quarter—is also expected to continue supporting its business growth. MuleSoft’s software helps enterprises integrate various cloud services.

Hawkins (HWKN) Q2 2025 Earnings Summary

Jul 19, 2026

Hawkins Inc reported record Q2 FY25 revenue of $247.0 million, up 4% year-over-year, driven by Water Treatment acquisitions. Diluted EPS increased to $1.16, marking the company's 26th consecutive quarter of operating income growth.

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