ZKH Group (NYSE:ZKH) closed FY 2025 with fourth quarter revenue of C¥2,557.2 million and basic EPS of C¥0.03, set against trailing twelve month revenue of C¥8,987.7 million and a net loss of C¥139.7 million. Over the past six reported quarters, revenue has ranged between C¥1,935.4 million and C¥2,557.2 million, while basic EPS has moved from a loss of C¥0.50 in Q3 2024 to a small profit in Q4 2025. This leaves investors focused on how efficiently that top line is translating into earnings. Overall, the latest print keeps attention squarely on margins and how quickly loss reduction can translate into consistent profitability.
See our full analysis for ZKH Group.With the headline numbers on the table, the next step is to see how this earnings profile lines up against the widely followed narratives on ZKH Group, and where the story investors tell themselves might need to be updated.
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Losses Narrowing Across The Year
- Across FY 2025, net income moved from a loss of C¥66.7 million in Q1 to a profit of C¥4.8 million in Q4, while quarterly basic EPS went from a loss of C¥0.41 to a profit of C¥0.03 over the same period.
- What bullish investors highlight as a turnaround story, with losses shrinking about 32.1% per year over five years, still has a tension point, as trailing twelve month net income is a loss of C¥139.7 million and basic EPS over that period is a loss of C¥0.86.
- This year’s move into positive quarterly net income sits alongside a trailing twelve month loss that is smaller than the C¥268.0 million loss reported on the same basis a year earlier, which supports the bullish focus on loss reduction rather than current profitability.
- At the same time, the fact that FY 2025 only produced one profitable quarter keeps the bullish case dependent on this improvement repeating, not just on the historical 32.1% annual loss reduction figure.
Revenue Growth Outpacing The Market
- Revenue over the last twelve months reached C¥8,987.7 million, with the data citing 11.9% annual growth, which is ahead of the referenced 10.5% US market benchmark.
- Supporters of the bullish view point to this faster 11.9% top line growth and argue it can underpin future earnings, yet the trailing twelve month net loss of C¥139.7 million means that growth has not yet translated into positive bottom line results.
- Quarterly revenue has stayed within a relatively tight band between C¥1,935.4 million and C¥2,557.2 million over the last six quarters, which lines up with the idea of steady scale but does not on its own confirm the higher growth rates assumed in bullish forecasts.
- The fact that revenue growth is described as stronger than the market while profitability is still negative leaves room for both bullish expectations on operating leverage and bearish concerns about how efficiently that revenue is being converted into earnings.
Valuation Signals Versus Profitability Reality
- With a current share price of US$2.92, the stock sits below the analyst price target of US$4.63 and below the cited DCF fair value of US$12.63, while trading on a P/S of 0.4x compared with 1.2x for the US Trade Distributors industry and 0.9x for peers.
- Bears focus on the fact that, despite this apparent discount, ZKH is still unprofitable on a trailing twelve month basis and has shown higher share price volatility than the US market over the past three months, which they see as a sign that investors are already wrestling with that profitability gap.
- The combination of a C¥139.7 million trailing twelve month net loss and a P/S below both industry and peer averages aligns with the bearish argument that the low multiple reflects earnings risk rather than an obvious mispricing.
- Higher recent share price volatility, alongside an unprofitable trailing twelve month earnings profile, gives bears concrete data to support the view that the market is still working through how to price the company’s transition toward profitability.
Next Steps
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