Uxin (NasdaqGS:UXIN) has reported its FY 2025 third quarter with revenue of C¥879.3 million and a basic EPS loss of C¥0.30, setting the tone for how investors assess the latest stretch of trading against a current share price of C¥2.97. The company has seen quarterly revenue move from C¥401.2 million in FY 2024 Q2 to C¥879.3 million in FY 2025 Q3. Basic EPS has ranged from a loss of C¥0.48 in FY 2024 Q4 to a loss of between C¥0.27 and C¥0.35 across the FY 2025 quarters so far, and those shifts feed directly into how you think about the durability of the recent move into profitability on a trailing basis. Overall, the print sets up a close look at how margins are evolving beneath the headline growth story.
See our full analysis for Uxin.With the latest figures on the table, the next step is to see how these results line up with the prevailing bullish and cautious narratives that investors have been using to frame Uxin's story.
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Revenue Steps Up Above C¥800 Million
- Total revenue has moved from C¥401.2 million in FY 2024 Q2 to C¥879.3 million in FY 2025 Q3, with the latest three FY 2025 quarters at C¥504.2 million, C¥658.3 million and C¥879.3 million.
- Bullish investors may focus on the combination of this higher revenue base and the broader view that Uxin became profitable over the past year, with earnings growth referenced at about 29% per year over five years. This is set against net income for the latest reported quarters, which is still a loss of C¥53.1 million to C¥73.8 million and creates a tension between the long term growth story and the current period losses.
Losses Narrow While Profit Story Emerges
- Net income excluding extra items over the last four reported quarters has ranged from a loss of C¥92.0 million in FY 2024 Q4 to a loss of C¥63.2 million in FY 2025 Q3, and trailing twelve month net income is shown at C¥1.6b in some periods alongside a basic EPS of C¥6.84 in FY 2025 Q1 on that basis.
- Consensus narrative points to Uxin becoming profitable over the past year and earnings forecast growth of about 74.5% per year. This sits against quarterly basic EPS figures that are still losses between C¥0.27 and C¥0.35 in FY 2025, so investors need to think carefully about how the trailing twelve month profits and long term earnings growth numbers relate to the current quarterly loss pattern and whether that pattern fits the idea of improving margins.
Low 2.7x P/E With Debt Coverage Risk
- The shares trade on a P/E of about 2.7x, compared with around 19.5x for the US Specialty Retail industry and a peer average of about 22.5x, while analysts have a price target of C¥4.50 against a current share price of C¥2.97.
- Bears highlight that operating cash flow has not covered debt over the trailing 12 months. That concern sits alongside a very low P/E multiple and references to strong earnings growth, so the cautious view leans on the balance sheet and cash coverage figures to question how sustainable the recent profit metrics might be if debt needs more support from future cash generation.
Skeptical readers who see both the low P/E and the debt coverage issue as important can dig deeper into detailed bear case arguments in the 🐻 Uxin Bear Case
Next Steps
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Balancing upbeat growth talk with clear concerns about losses and debt, you should move quickly to review the full picture and weigh the 4 key rewards and 1 important warning sign
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