Movement Alert|HUAYAN ROBOTICS Declines 5.2% in Regular Trading, Weak H1 Earnings With Widening Losses and Overseas Revenue Collapse

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Sep 23

On September 23, HUAYAN ROBOTICS fell 5.2% in regular trading to HK$9.945, with turnover of HK$26.97 million, extending the prior session's 5%+ decline as the market continued to digest a disappointing interim report.

The company's H1 results revealed significant fundamental pressure: total revenue came in at RMB 174 million, up a mere 0.6% year-over-year, while net loss widened sharply from RMB 19.17 million to RMB 56.90 million. Adjusted net profit swung from a gain of RMB 10.53 million to a loss of RMB 36.65 million. Gross margin contracted 4.1 percentage points to 32.3%, and operating cash outflow deepened to RMB -78.42 million.

Overseas markets experienced a steep collapse, with European revenue plunging 67.1% and Americas revenue dropping 57.9% year-over-year. Although domestic collaborative robot revenue grew 62.4%, it was insufficient to offset international weakness. Sales and distribution expenses surged 48.47% due to team expansion and marketing investment, while foreign exchange losses accounted for over 50% of the total net loss. The stock was recently included in the Stock Connect program on September 7.

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