Jy Gas (1407) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 revenue fell 9.5% to RMB163.0m; profit attributable to owners declined 33.0% to RMB8.8m as lower PNG prices, higher procurement costs and weaker ancillary businesses weighed on results.
PNG volume remained stable at 45.4m m³, but gross margin fell to 13.4% from 15.9%; no interim dividend was declared.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB163.0m, down 9.5% YoY; gross profit fell 23.9% to RMB21.8m and gross margin declined to 13.4% from 15.9%.
Net profit was RMB9.0m versus RMB13.4m; profit attributable to owners was RMB8.8m versus RMB13.1m. Operating profit was RMB14.4m versus RMB19.7m.
Basic and diluted EPS were RMB0.02 versus RMB0.03; no dilutive instruments were outstanding.
Administrative expenses declined 13.5% to RMB9.8m; other income rose 49.6% to RMB2.7m, mainly from rental income.
Income tax expense was RMB3.9m, down 21.4% YoY; the effective tax rate was 30.2% versus 27.1%.
Outlook and guidance
National and Shandong clean-energy policies, including the 15th Five-Year Energy Development Plan and 2026 action plan, were viewed as supportive of longer-term natural gas demand.
Priorities include strengthening the gas supply network, investing in safety, improving technical capabilities and training personnel and customers in gas safety.
Plans include pursuing clean-energy and energy-storage opportunities; cash and operating cash generation were expected to meet working-capital needs.
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