Yunkang Group (2325) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2026 revenue fell 19.3% YoY to RMB252.8m, while net profit recovered to RMB2.5m from a RMB55.4m loss, supported by cost reductions, lower finance costs and a RMB44.2m impairment reversal.
Revenue remained pressured by centralized procurement, testing-price reductions, hospital cost controls and customer portfolio optimization; medical institution alliances gained revenue share.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB252.8m, down 19.3% YoY; gross profit fell 26.5% to RMB78.2m and gross margin declined to 30.9% from 34.0%.
Operating profit was RMB12.8m versus a RMB40.3m loss; net profit attributable to owners was RMB2.4m versus a RMB55.3m loss, and EPS was RMB0.004 versus a RMB0.095 loss.
Selling expenses declined 13.3% to RMB46.1m, administrative expenses fell 23.4% to RMB59.9m, and net finance costs decreased 33.1% to RMB10.1m.
A RMB44.2m financial-asset impairment reversal followed recovery of RMB62.5m in receivables aged 2+ years; H1 2025 had an RMB8.4m impairment charge.
Operating cash flow was RMB16.1m versus RMB8.2m; cash and cash equivalents ended at RMB1,459.7m.
Outlook and guidance
Strategy focuses on deepening medical alliance services, hospital-enterprise collaboration, specialty innovation and converting R&D into commercial and AI-enabled diagnostic products.
Planned digital development spans sample collection, testing, analysis, interpretation and clinical decision support, targeting improved accuracy, report quality and delivery efficiency.
Policy support for primary healthcare and county-level medical communities may expand long-term opportunities, while hospital cost controls and testing-price reductions sustain near-term pressure; no numerical financial guidance was stated.
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