Logan Group stock closed at HK$1.40 today, roughly flat over the past week. This might suggest investors see little new information in the latest half year numbers. The headline story is different. Revenue for H1 2026 came in at ¥1,503.506m while the company still booked a net loss of ¥676.105m, keeping Logan firmly in loss making territory.

Over a longer horizon, the tension for investors is clear. The company remains unprofitable and carries debt that is not well covered by operating cash flow. Yet the stock trades about 56.5% below one prominent fair value estimate of HK$3.22.

Is Logan Group a genuine deep value opportunity, or just an expensive stock on weak fundamentals? Compare the market price to our fair value work in the valuation analysis for Logan Group

H1 2026 Earnings Summary

• Revenue (H1 2026 vs H1 2025): ¥1,503.506m vs. ¥3,401.041m (down 55.8%)
• Net Loss (H1 2026 vs H1 2025): ¥676.105m loss vs. ¥1,782.215m loss (loss narrowed 62.1%)
• Basic EPS (H1 2026 vs H1 2025): ¥0.1222 loss per share vs. ¥0.322445 loss per share (loss per share narrowed 62.1%)
• Trailing 12-Month Net Loss (H1 2026 vs H1 2025): ¥3,660.709m loss vs. ¥6,544.082m loss (loss narrowed 44.1%)

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Logan Group: Narrowing Losses Support Cautious Optimism

The latest half year numbers give bulls in Logan Group one clear talking point. The net loss for H1 2026 narrowed significantly compared with H1 2025, both on a period basis and over the trailing 12 months. Earnings per share also moved in the same direction. For investors arguing that the business model can grind back toward sustainability, this pattern of shrinking losses is at least directionally supportive, even though revenue is much lower and the company remains firmly in loss making territory.

Losses, Revenue Drop And Debt Keep Risks Elevated

The bearish angle on Logan Group still finds plenty of backing in these results. Revenue for H1 2026 is well below the prior year period, which is unhelpful for a developer that already relies on debt and has operating cash flow that does not comfortably cover that debt. The company is still reporting sizeable losses on both a half year and trailing 12 month basis. That combination of weaker top line and ongoing losses keeps the risk case grounded firmly in current financial reality.

After years of falling earnings and pressure on debt coverage, investors in Logan Group may want to know if these issues hint at deeper structural problems behind the headline numbers. Review our independent risk analysis for Logan Group which shows 2 important warning signs

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