Digital China (861) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
9 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2026 revenue fell 15.57% YoY to RMB6.641bn; gross profit was RMB992.6m, and loss attributable to owners was RMB52.145m versus profit of RMB15.207m a year earlier.
A RMB304.4m litigation provision drove much of the reported loss; excluding it and related tax effects, parent-attributable profit was ~RMB36m.
Signed but undelivered contracts totaled RMB7.484bn; new contracts were RMB6.427bn, including RMB219m in AI service-based contracts.
Strategic priorities span full-stack AI, data intelligence, compute services and integrated supply-chain scenarios, with client co-creation and reusable capabilities supporting growth.
Financial highlights
Gross profit was RMB992.6m versus RMB1,032.5m; gross margin increased 1.82 percentage points YoY.
Loss before tax was RMB360.7m versus RMB85.5m; net loss was RMB289.5m versus RMB68.5m.
Other expenses, net rose to RMB768.1m from RMB471.9m, including the RMB304.4m litigation provision and RMB129.9m impairment of receivables and contract assets.
Adjusted net loss was RMB49.5m versus RMB46.2m; adjusted EBITDA was RMB100.8m versus RMB129.2m.
Outlook and guidance
H2 priorities include scaling AI First FDE, replicating full-stack AI across computing power, data and applications, and embedding data intelligence in supply-chain scenarios.
AI service-based revenue reached RMB39.39m, up 52% YoY; priorities include productised replication and continuous operation beyond one-off project delivery.
Supply-chain plans emphasize vertical focus, inventory upgrades, warehousing ecosystem development, operations platforms, service upgrades and lean operations.
Compute strategy extends from infrastructure delivery and O&M into full-lifecycle AIDC compute services and compute operations.
RMB210m of unutilised rights-issue proceeds is expected to be deployed by 30 June 2027 for healthcare big data or other suitable investments and acquisitions.
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