Vitasoy International (0345) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
12 Dec, 2025Executive summary
Revenue declined 6% year-over-year to HK$3,227 million, mainly due to weaker performance in the Chinese Mainland segment, while profit attributable to shareholders rose 1% to HK$172 million and basic EPS increased 2% to HK16.2 cents.
Gross profit margin was 51.1%, with operating profit down 4% to HK$247 million and EBITDA down 4% to HK$479 million.
Interim dividend of HK4.0 cents per share declared, unchanged from the prior year.
Financial highlights
Gross profit fell 7% to HK$1,648 million, with gross margin down 0.5ppt to 51.1%.
EBITDA margin improved to 15% from 14% due to cost rationalisation.
Capital expenditure increased to HK$57 million, mainly for production upgrades.
Net cash balance at period end was HK$671 million; cash and bank deposits stood at HK$1,274 million.
Gearing ratio stable at 20% (11% excluding lease liabilities); ROCE at 14%.
Outlook and guidance
Focus on accelerating growth in Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong, strengthening sales execution, and expanding online and club store channels.
Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore to continue market share gains, scale up operations, and reduce operating losses.
Singapore to grow tofu business and improve beverage profitability; Philippines JV to sustain double-digit growth.
Confidence in long-term scaling potential despite short-term macro and competitive challenges.
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