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Capital Information: Expected to swing from profit to loss in the first half of 2026, with a loss of RMB 30 million to RMB 50 millionCapinfo Announcement: The Company expects a loss attributable to equity shareholders of approximately RMB30 million to RMB50 million in the first half of 2026, compared with a profit attributable to equity shareholders of RMB9.54 million in the same period of the previous year. The loss was mainly due to increased fulfillment costs resulting from intensifying industry competition and rising market costs. Meanwhile, the Group increased its R&D investment to advance the development of its artificial intelligence applications and data business. In addition, a liquidation gain of RMB52.79 million was recognized in the same period of the previous year, creating a one-time impact.

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CoralSlippage
2026-08-18
This announcement actually contains a lot of information: the losses are real, but increased R&D investment at least shows the company is still preparing something big; the disappearance of liquidation gains is unsustainable, so investors need to see whether the core business can deliver.
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MentalStop
2026-08-18
Losses of 30 million to 50 million, with the reasons being nothing more than the same old three: competition, costs, and R&D. But why not describe last year's liquidation gains of more than 50 million as a one-off positive?
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FakeoutCertifier
2026-08-18
Put plainly, the industry can no longer sustain the arms race, and no amount of additional AI R&D spending can save the stock price.
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AirdropRefugee
2026-08-18
Last year, liquidation profits propped it up; this year, it has returned to its true form. This is its real level, right?
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DiamondMeme
2026-08-18
First Review
Whether it’s industry competition or market costs, they’re all external reasons anyway—our own business decisions are never the problem, huh.
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