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Zhongyuan Home's Overseas Subsidiary Receives US Tax Refund of 1.6952 Million Dollars
Zhongyuan Home announced after market close on September 24 that its wholly-owned overseas subsidiary EBELLO HOME INC has recently received tax refunds from US Customs and Border Protection in batches, totaling 1.6952 million US dollars in returned tariffs and interest, equivalent to approximately 11.4404 million yuan, representing 40.49% of the absolute value of the company's most recent audited net profit attributable to the parent. The announcement shows that the tariff portion of this refund is 1.6239 million US dollars and the interest portion is 71,200 US dollars. The company stated that the above taxes have been recognized in current profit or loss and do not involve adjustments to prior years' profit or loss, but the figures are unaudited, and the specific accounting treatment and impact amount are subject to the annual audit confirmation. This refund stems from the US Supreme Court's February 2026 ruling that the reciprocal tariffs imposed by the US government under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act lacked statutory authorization, rendering the relevant tariff measures void from the outset and requiring refunds of collected tariffs to importers. US Customs and Border Protection has officially initiated the refund process. Zhongyuan Home is mainly engaged in the research, development, design, production and sales of sofas and other furniture products. In the first half of 2026, it achieved operating revenue of 1.011 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 39.70%, and net profit attributable to the parent of 3.3489 million yuan, turning losses into profits. Revenue from overseas brand retail business accounted for 66.27% of main business revenue.
603709.CG · Tariff · Positive Its overseas subsidiary received a $1.6952M US tariff refund after the Supreme Court voided the reciprocal tariffs, boosting profit by ~40% of last audited net profit.
EBELLO HOME INC · Tariff · Positive EBELLO HOME INC, the wholly-owned US subsidiary, received $1.6952M in refunded tariffs plus interest from US Customs and Border Protection.