Star Plus Legend Holdings (6683) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H2026 revenue fell 38.5% YoY to RMB217.9m; gross profit declined 54.0% to RMB71.6m, while net profit rose 4.9% to RMB8.5m, supported by net other gains.
Strategy focused on the “IP × AI” ecosystem, extending celebrity IPs into retail, offline experiences and consumer robotics.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB217.9m versus RMB354.5m; gross profit was RMB71.6m versus RMB155.8m; operating profit was RMB3.2m versus RMB15.4m.
Profit for the period was RMB8.5m versus RMB8.1m; profit attributable to owners was RMB7.1m versus RMB10.3m; net margin improved to 3.9% from 2.3%.
Net other gains were RMB35.2m versus losses of RMB18.8m, mainly from fair-value gains on financial assets at FVTPL.
Operating cash outflow narrowed to RMB35.0m from RMB181.7m; cash and cash equivalents were RMB457.6m at June 30, 2026, versus RMB437.2m at December 31, 2025.
Comprehensive loss was RMB31.5m versus comprehensive income of RMB4.4m, mainly reflecting RMB40.0m of currency translation losses.
Outlook and guidance
2H2026 priorities included broadening celebrity-IP products, progressing toward 1,000 robot shops over six months and opening five CHOUCHOU & FRIENDS stores in core first-tier city areas within 2026.
J-Style Trip 4 was expected to be released in 2H2026; filming and production were underway during the period.
Robot Dog mass production was expected to begin gradually in September–October 2026; first-batch raw materials were prepared by end-August after timetable adjustments for design, production and quality refinement.
Plans included AI-enabled companion products, digital humans, AI short dramas and overseas collaborations in robot entertainment and IP development.
Execution would be adjusted to market conditions, technology progress and external cooperation while advancing the IP × AI strategy and overseas expansion.
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