China Electronics Huada Technology Company (85) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
8 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue fell 7.1% YoY to HK$2,181.2 million; profit attributable to owners declined 59.9% to HK$235.4 million; basic EPS was HK11.59 cents.
Total sales volume increased 13.3% YoY, led by security MCU chips and identity-authentication products, but lower selling prices and a shift toward lower-priced products weighed on revenue and gross margin.
Growth initiatives included security MCU and security SE chips, eSIM solutions, and continued R&D for smart-terminal, IoT and vehicle-network applications.
Financial highlights
Revenue was HK$2,181.2 million versus HK$2,349.0 million in 2024; gross profit was HK$836.9 million versus HK$1,135.0 million.
Operating profit was HK$260.9 million versus HK$652.1 million; profit before tax was HK$251.5 million versus HK$633.8 million.
Profit for the year was HK$237.8 million versus HK$588.7 million; owners’ profit was HK$235.4 million versus HK$587.5 million.
Net operating cash flow was HK$305.0 million versus HK$274.4 million; cash and cash equivalents closed at HK$617.1 million versus HK$743.0 million.
Outlook and guidance
For 2026, global demand for smart cards and secure element chips is expected to remain stable; eSIM deployment and scaling are expected to accelerate as policies are gradually relaxed.
Digital identity, digital payments and higher security needs in smart devices are expected to broaden opportunities for security MCU and security SE chips.
Plans include expanding market channels, adapting production and sales strategies to demand, diversifying products, and increasing R&D investment in smart-terminal, IoT and vehicle-network security chips.
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