JF SmartInvest Holdings (9636) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY24 gross billings rose 49.3% YoY to RMB3,505.9m; revenue increased 17.3% to RMB2,306.0m and profit for the year rose 42.8% to RMB272.4m.
Operating cash flow net inflow reached RMB1,627.8m, up 266.6% YoY; year-end contract liabilities of RMB1,488.9m are expected to be recognized primarily as 2025 revenue.
Growth was supported by higher paying users, expanded products and AI-enabled services, alongside a fourth-quarter capital-market recovery.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB2,306.0m, up 17.3% YoY; gross profit rose 15.3% to RMB1,894.1m.
Profit from operations increased 47.5% to RMB307.4m; profit for the year rose 42.8% to RMB272.4m.
Non-HKFRS adjusted profit, excluding share-based compensation expense, grew 9.7% to RMB350.5m; share-based compensation expense was RMB78.1m versus RMB128.9m in 2023.
Other income rose 13.8% to RMB262.9m; it included a RMB258.4m VAT refund and a RMB64.1m net loss on FVPL financial assets.
Contract liabilities rose to RMB1,488.9m from RMB689.3m, reflecting advance subscription fees to be recognized over service periods.
Outlook and guidance
For 2025, plans include expanding the product mix across software, small-amount products, Stock Learning Machine and SmartInvest App to support revenue diversification.
Plans include continued AI and advanced-technology R&D investment, intelligent product upgrades, and AI applications across products, processes and operations.
The strategy includes exploring cooperation with securities brokers and licensed institutions to create an integrated service offering.
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