AIM Vaccine (6660) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2026 revenue fell 31.9% YoY to RMB350.6 million; net loss narrowed 4.6% to RMB129.8 million, while attributable loss narrowed 6.3% to RMB122.8 million.
Revenue was pressured by the VAT rate increase from 3% to 13%, hepatitis B program suspensions, rabies vaccine competition and delayed Class I tendering.
Late-stage pipeline includes two rabies vaccine marketing applications submitted and completed Phase III unblinding and analysis for PPSV23.
Financial highlights
Gross margin rose to 70.1% from 66.3%, mainly due to lower inventory impairment provisions and a smaller share of lower-margin Class I shipments.
R&D expense declined 55.1% to RMB48.0 million, partly reflecting capitalization of Phase III rabies vaccine development costs; selling and distribution expense fell 24.0% to RMB176.5 million, while administrative expense rose 6.1% to RMB134.0 million.
Operating cash flow was RMB1.0 million generated, versus RMB96.8 million used in H1 2025; investing cash outflow was RMB70.7 million.
Basic and diluted loss per share were RMB0.10, versus RMB0.11 in H1 2025.
Outlook and guidance
H2 priorities include commercialization preparations for iterative rabies vaccines, overseas partnerships and registrations, and continued development of mRNA RSV and herpes zoster vaccines.
Serum-free rabies vaccine marketing application is in final review after on-site verification; the high-potency diploid-cell rabies application was submitted to NMPA, with production facilities and process validation complete.
PPSV23 Phase III unblinding and statistical analysis are complete; PCV20 has clinical approval and PCV24 completed preclinical research.
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