Forrest Li

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Sea’s path to profit paved with layoffs, single-ply toilet paper

Just over a year ago, Forrest Li was laid up in bed with Covid, fretting about the future of his company, Sea Ltd.
Sea CEO declares 5% raises after turning profitable - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Sea CEO declares 5% raises after turning profitable

Workers who joined on or before March 31 will get the salary bump effective this July, Li said in a memo to Sea's staff on Monday.

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Sea's CEO tells staff that the worst is over after first-ever quarterly net profit

In his 700-word memo, Li also warned that the company still needs to prove that it can sustain a profit.
Sea reports first profit after e-commerce holds up - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Sea reports first profit after e-commerce holds up

Sea cut US$700 million from its quarterly sales and marketing expenses.

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Singapore's Sea freezes salaries, cuts bonuses as tougher 2023 looms

Sea Ltd. fell more than 4% after founder Forrest Li announced it was freezing salaries for most staff and paying out lower bonuses
Sea reports net loss of US$569.3 mil for 3QFY2022, down 0.3% y-o-y - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Sea reports net loss of US$569.3 mil for 3QFY2022, down 0.3% y-o-y

Sea’s chairman and group CEO Li says the company is seeking to achieve “self-sufficiency and profitability as soon as possible”.

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Sea's billionaire CEO to forgo salary as cost cuts spread

The company will also cap spending on business travels as well as cull reimbursement for meals and entertainment bills.

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Sea's stock plunge adds to Forrest Li's US$17 bil wealth drop from peak

Once Southeast Asia’s most-valuable company, Sea’s shares have now fallen almost 80% since peaking in October.
Sea reports 17.5% deeper net loss of US$616.3 mil in 4QFY2021 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Sea reports 17.5% deeper net loss of US$616.3 mil in 4QFY2021

Looking ahead, Sea's Forrest Li says he expects SeaMoney to achieve positive cashflow by 2023.
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