Yoho Group Holdings (2347) H1 2023 earnings summary
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H1 2023 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Revenue rose 30.0% YoY to HK$448.2 million and GMV increased 27.2% to HK$482.9 million in 1H22/23.
Reported net profit was HK$1.0 million versus a HK$18.9 million loss; adjusted net profit rose to HK$15.8 million from HK$6.8 million.
OMO operations expanded customer activity, while the marketplace soft-launched in November 2022 to add third-party products and commission income.
Financial highlights
Gross profit increased 35.9% to HK$67.8 million; gross margin expanded to 15.1% from 14.5%, while cost of goods sold rose 29.0% to HK$380.4 million.
Selling and distribution expenses were HK$36.8 million and administrative expenses HK$15.9 million; total operating expenses eased to 11.8% of revenue from 12.1%.
Other income included HK$2.2 million of Employment Support Scheme grants and HK$0.7 million of interest income; other losses narrowed to HK$2.1 million from HK$10.9 million.
Basic and diluted EPS were each HK$0.27, compared with a HK$10.40 loss per share in 1H21/22.
Listing expenses were HK$12.5 million, down from HK$14.8 million in 1H21/22.
Outlook and guidance
Management remained optimistic about the coming half year, citing cash reserves, profitability and e-commerce opportunities while acknowledging macroeconomic uncertainty.
The 1P strategy targets customer acquisition, repeat purchases, broader product selection and stronger sourcing in consumer electronics and home appliances.
Two large New Territories stores were planned for 2023, subject to rental conditions and suitable premises; offline expansion is intended to support quick-commerce delivery.
The 3P marketplace soft-launched in mid-November 2022, expanding categories from five to twelve and targeting commission and merchant-service income with lower inventory needs.
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