Soft toy story

Dream International’s CFO Young Lee explains how his company is finally reaping its reward after four consecutive years of losses.
Dream International's CFO, Young Lee.
Dream International's CFO, Young Lee.
December 07, 2010

The outbreak of Sars in 2002 marked the beginning of a downward cycle for Hong Kong-listed Dream International, one of the world’s largest plush toy manufacturers by revenue. However, Young Lee, the company’s chief financial officer and executive managing director, picked up a wealth of experience from the ordeal.

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