Meihao Medical (1947) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 revenue rose 1.6% YoY to RMB74.7m, while net loss widened to RMB32.6m from RMB13.6m, driven mainly by higher cost of sales and administrative expenses.
Active patients increased 22.8% YoY to 61,777; six hospitals and one clinic operated across Wenzhou and nearby cities.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB74.680m vs RMB73.513m; gross profit fell to RMB26.976m from RMB32.655m as cost of sales rose 16.6% to RMB47.704m.
Gross margin declined to 36.1% from 44.4%; selling expenses rose 10.1% to RMB22.8m and administrative expenses rose 60.3% to RMB36.7m.
Loss before tax was RMB30.146m vs RMB7.158m; loss attributable to owners was RMB32.424m vs RMB13.594m.
Basic and diluted loss per share was RMB5.57 cents vs RMB2.27 cents; income tax expense was RMB2.478m vs RMB6.448m.
Outlook and guidance
Adapt to nationwide collective procurement expansion into orthodontics, pediatric and cosmetic dentistry through service-portfolio optimization, supplier collaboration and cost efficiencies.
Planned initiatives include AI-assisted diagnostics, telehealth, upgraded child-dental services, standardized processes and scalable technologies.
2025 priorities include oral-health education, local-government partnerships, sustainability efforts and a dental training center with international collaboration.
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