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The supplied materials do not identify the products Sea Limited sells, its operating segments, customer groups, or segment revenue mix, so those business details cannot be stated without adding unsupported facts. They establish the company’s current financial scale: FY2025 revenue was $19.6 billion and net income was $1.6 billion, versus $14.7 billion and $0.4 billion, respectively, in FY2024. On the figures provided, Sea is a profitable public company with materially higher annual revenue and net income than the prior year. The evidence does not disclose how much of that performance came from any individual business or the number of customers.
Sea rose $4.03, or 3.75%, from $107.41 to $111.44 over the supplied period, with the advance concentrated at the end of the sequence. It edged up to $108.37 on July 29, then reversed and fell 1.97% to $106.24 on July 30; it recovered only slightly to $106.74 on July 31 before jumping to $111.15 on August 3 and $111.44 on August 4. The evidence does not identify a company-specific catalyst for either the July selloff or the rebound. A Zacks item records the July 30 decline but provides no additional driver, while the supplied material contains no market benchmark or macro explanation. Trading volume increased on the final two sessions versus July 31.