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GigaCloud Technology Inc. has released its financial results for the third quarter of 2025, showcasing a revenue of US$332.64 million. This figure reflects a notable increase from the previous year, demonstrating the company’s ability to grow despite challenging market conditions. However, the net income for the quarter was reported at US$37.18 million, which marks a decline compared to last year's performance. This dip in net income raises concerns about the pressure on earnings even as the company continues to expand its revenue streams.
In light of these results, GigaCloud has issued fresh guidance for the fourth quarter, forecasting revenue to fall between US$328 million and US$344 million. This outlook indicates the company’s confidence in maintaining its growth trajectory, despite the challenges it faces. Investors will be keen to see how GigaCloud navigates the evolving market landscape while striving to balance revenue growth with profitability in the upcoming quarters.
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