Shanxi Installation Group (2520) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 revenue fell 6.6% YoY to RMB5.614bn and net profit declined 21.9% to RMB90.348m; gross margin improved to 10.7% from 10.0%.
New-energy contract value exceeded RMB8bn and overseas wins exceeded RMB800m; 12.3MW of rooftop PV installations entered operation.
Unfulfilled performance obligations totaled RMB38.179bn at June 30, 2025; operating cash flow was negative RMB77.945m.
Financial highlights
Operating revenue was RMB5.614bn, down 6.6% YoY; operating costs fell 7.3% to RMB5.016bn, and gross profit was RMB598.678m, down 0.5%.
Gross margin rose to 10.7% from 10.0%, mainly on improved margins in auxiliary and other construction.
Net profit was RMB90.348m, down 21.9%; profit attributable to parent shareholders fell 29.3% to RMB63.283m. Operating profit was RMB103.649m versus RMB113.632m; total profit was RMB103.534m.
Basic and diluted EPS were RMB0.05 versus RMB0.07; R&D expense rose 27.6% to RMB172.876m, while finance expense fell 37.9% to RMB38.729m.
Net cash used in operating activities was RMB77.945m versus cash generated of RMB54.643m; cash and cash equivalents ended at RMB1.965bn.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include quality and efficiency, optimizing market mix, assessing projects for risk, profit and cash flow, and expanding through government-enterprise and equity cooperation.
Growth priorities include specialized industrial and auxiliary construction, new energy, chemical projects, energy storage, offshore wind, hydrogen, clean heat, solid waste, water treatment and distributed energy.
Overseas project execution, delivery controls and risk screening are priorities; RMB38.179bn of remaining performance obligations was scheduled for recognition, including RMB12.532bn within one year and RMB24.338bn in one to five years.
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