Meihao Medical (1947) H1 2023 earnings summary
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H1 2023 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 revenue fell 38.8% YoY to RMB34.985m; net loss was RMB2.12m versus profit of RMB10.873m, as COVID-related visit declines and implant price pressure weighed on results.
Active patients across five Wenzhou dental hospitals decreased 23.5% YoY to 30,366.
Patient visits began rebounding as pandemic effects eased; plans include expanding Wenzhou operations and investing in service capabilities.
Financial highlights
Gross profit fell to RMB15.468m from RMB32.734m; gross margin declined to 44.2% from 57.2% as revenue fell faster than largely fixed costs.
Loss before tax was RMB2.751m versus profit before tax of RMB15.423m; adjusted loss was RMB2.12m versus adjusted profit of RMB14.41m, excluding listing expenses.
Other income and gains rose to RMB2.773m from RMB0.793m, mainly due to higher bank interest income.
Selling expenses rose 63.3% to RMB9.8m; administrative expenses fell 9.0% to RMB10.1m, partly reflecting non-recurrence of listing expenses.
Income tax was a RMB0.631m credit versus RMB4.550m expense, reflecting lower revenue and losses at certain subsidiaries.
Outlook and guidance
Confidence in industry prospects was supported by easing pandemic effects, rising dental-health awareness, government policies, reputation and patient loyalty.
Plans include new Wenzhou hospitals, considering Zhejiang acquisitions, and expanding paediatric, orthodontic and implant services.
Planned investments include hospital operating software, children’s dental facilities, advanced devices and a dentist training centre.
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