• Shenzhou International flagged a 38%-43% drop in first-half profit attributable to owners, versus RMB 3.18 billion a year earlier.
• Renminbi appreciation hit export earnings; average rate strengthened about 4% against the US dollar, triggering FX losses versus gains last year.
• Rising labor, pension, and yarn input costs squeezed margins; Vietnam and Cambodia capacity expansion lifted headcount, with new plants still ramping up.
• Revenue fell on weaker demand; brand clients stayed cautious amid macro uncertainty, tariff policy shifts, and inflation risks, with tariff-sharing also weighing.
• Unaudited interim results are scheduled for Aug. 25, 2026.

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