Shenzhen Forms Syntron Information (300468)) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
28 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Revenue for H1 2026 reached ¥352.80 million, up 14.88% year-over-year, with net profit attributable to shareholders at ¥36.34 million, down 17.33% year-over-year.
Overseas business contributed nearly 80% of revenue, with continued expansion in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia markets.
The company advanced digital finance infrastructure, Web3 innovation, and AI-driven solutions, supporting key financial projects in Hong Kong.
Financial highlights
Operating income: ¥352.80 million (+14.88% YoY); net profit: ¥36.34 million (-17.33% YoY).
Gross margin: 35.97%, down 3.84 percentage points YoY.
Operating cash flow: ¥28.50 million (vs. -¥56.02 million YoY).
Basic and diluted EPS: ¥0.0685 (-17.37% YoY).
Total assets at period end: ¥1.73 billion (-2.19% from year-end 2025).
Outlook and guidance
The company aims to replicate its offshore delivery model in Belt and Road markets, focusing on digital finance infrastructure and comprehensive solutions.
Continued investment in R&D and AI, with a focus on compliance and innovation in digital finance.
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