Meihao Medical (1947) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 revenue rose 32.3% YoY to RMB57.638m; gross profit increased 35.2% to RMB21.657m and net loss narrowed to RMB9.500m from RMB9.935m.
Implant and reparative dentistry led growth; active patients rose 9% to 44,087 across six hospitals and one clinic.
Cost of sales grew more slowly than revenue, supporting gross-margin improvement and a focus on operating efficiency.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB57.638m vs RMB43.568m; cost of sales was RMB35.981m vs RMB27.550m; gross profit was RMB21.657m vs RMB16.018m.
Loss before tax was RMB8.635m vs RMB8.719m; net loss was RMB9.500m vs RMB9.935m, including RMB9.401m attributable to owners vs RMB10.007m.
Selling expenses rose 30.2% to RMB17.764m; administrative expenses increased 7% to RMB12.402m.
Income tax expense was RMB0.9m vs RMB1.2m; other income and gains declined 36.2% to RMB1.0m, mainly reflecting exchange gains and losses.
Basic and diluted loss per share was RMB1.61 cents vs RMB1.79 cents.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include growing the patient base, developing synergies across six hospitals and one clinic, supporting growth facilities, and improving patient acquisition and retention.
Plans include expanding medical-insurance designation, adapting the service mix to policy changes, and maintaining medical quality while improving gross margin.
Cost initiatives include centralized procurement, tighter inventory management, digitized clinical workflows and staff development; no numerical financial guidance was stated.
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