Persistence Resources Group (2489) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue rose 25.9% to RMB628.8m as average gold selling prices increased 37.7%, while production fell 6.3% and net profit edged down 1.6% to RMB144.3m.
Profit attributable to owners increased 5.6% to RMB110.6m; basic and diluted EPS rose 1.1% to RMB5.30 cents. No final dividend was recommended.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB628.8m vs RMB499.5m; gross profit was RMB331.4m vs RMB253.8m, up 30.6%.
Profit before tax was RMB242.9m vs RMB213.8m; net profit was RMB144.3m vs RMB146.6m, with income tax expense rising to RMB98.5m from RMB67.2m.
Other expenses increased to RMB21.6m from RMB1.7m, including mine suspension costs and a loss on road demolition; finance costs rose to RMB8.8m from RMB2.5m.
Outlook and guidance
2026 production is expected to be relatively stable following resumption at DGZ and Songjiagou Underground mines; with operations normal, results are expected to improve from Q2 2026.
Yantai Mujin plans to complete HH Mine infrastructure by February 2027, CH Mine by December 2027, and DGZ Mine’s No. 3 shaft in Q2 2028; full operation of its three mines is expected in 2028.
Overseas gold-mine acquisition opportunities are being pursued using October 2025 placing proceeds; timing and gold-price outcomes remain dependent on market conditions.
Latest events from Persistence Resources Group
- Higher gold prices lifted revenue and profit, while February disruptions reduced gold output.2489
Q1 2024 - Higher gold prices lifted 9M revenue 28.6% and net profit 58.0%.2489
Q3 2024 - Higher gold prices lifted H1 profit 49.5% despite lower production.2489
H1 2024 - Higher gold prices drove profit growth as expansion advanced through the Mujin acquisition.2489
H2 2024 - Higher gold prices lifted Q1 revenue; Yantai Mujin expanded production.2489
Q1 2025 - Higher gold prices lifted H1 revenue as safety work constrained output.2489
H1 2025 - Higher gold prices lifted revenue, but mine suspensions constrained output and net profit remained flat.2489
Q3 2025 - Higher gold prices lifted profit despite accident-related production disruption.2489
Q1 2026 - Higher gold prices lifted H1 earnings despite lower output and safety-related suspensions.2489
H1 2026