Hong Kong’s Ocean Park records HK$71.6 million deficit despite post-pandemic growth


Hong Kong’s Ocean Park slipped into a deficit of HK$71.6 million (US$9.2 million) for the financial year ending June 30 from a HK$118.5 million surplus a year ago, despite strong growth in post-Covid revenue and visitor numbers.

An insider said on Thursday that the loss was partly because of the lack of a HK$570 million government grant, which was provided the previous financial year.

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