According to Zhitong Finance App News, Weipage (603956.SH) released its 2026 semi-annual performance forecast. The company expects to achieve net profit attributable to owners of the parent company of about -132 million yuan in 2026; net profit attributable to owners of the parent company after deducting non-recurring profit and loss will be about -146 million yuan.
During the reporting period, the company expects to achieve revenue of about 138 million yuan, down 58% from the same period last year. The decline in revenue is mainly affected by a combination of factors such as fluctuations in the macroeconomic environment, phased adjustments in the industry market, and the company's active promotion of high-quality development strategies. In this context, the pace of implementation, delivery and acceptance of some of the company's long-cycle and large-order projects was delayed, resulting in the failure to confirm relevant revenue during this reporting period, which in turn had a phased adverse impact on current business performance.
Faced with short-term pressure on the revenue side, the company continues to strengthen internal management and work to improve the quality of operations. During the reporting period, the company attached great importance to and made every effort to clear various accounts receivable. Remarkable results were achieved through measures such as compacting responsible subjects and dynamically tracking repayment progress. The sales repayment amount during the reporting period reached 3.4 times the operating income, and a large number of historical receivables were successfully recovered. Thanks to the timely payment of this portion of the repayment, bad debt preparations already calculated in the previous period recovered, which made a positive contribution to the company's profits. Asset and credit impairment losses decreased by 25 million yuan during the reporting period compared to the same period. Current losses are mainly due to differences in the timing of revenue recognition, and there have been no significant adverse changes in the company's core business competitiveness and on-hand order base. In the second half of the year, the company will maintain its strategic strength, continue to deepen repayment efforts and lean management, and make every effort to promote continuous improvement in operating efficiency.