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Zhongke Lanxun announced that in the third quarter of 2026, it achieved operating income of 542 million yuan, an increase of 10.65% over the previous year, and a net loss of 472 million yuan, which changed from profit to loss over the previous year. The first three quarters of 2026 achieved operating income of 1,447 billion yuan, up 11.19% year on year; net profit to mother was 7.622 million yuan, down 96.39% year on year; net profit after deducting non-return to mother was 148 million yuan, down 18.34% year on year. Net losses in the third quarter were mainly due to price fluctuations in the secondary market of invested companies such as Moore Thread and Mu Xi Integrated Circuit, which led to large fluctuations in non-recurring profit and loss. R&D investment in the first three quarters was 131 million yuan, accounting for 9.05% of revenue.
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Zhongke Lanxun announced that in the third quarter of 2026, it achieved operating income of 542 million yuan, an increase of 10.65% over the previous year, and a net loss of 472 million yuan, which changed from profit to loss over the previous year. The first three quarters of 2026 achieved operating income of 1,447 billion yuan, up 11.19% year on year; net profit to mother was 7.622 million yuan, down 96.39% year on year; net profit after deducting non-return to mother was 148 million yuan, down 18.34% year on year. Net losses in the third quarter were mainly due to price fluctuations in the secondary market of invested companies such as Moore Thread and Mu Xi Integrated Circuit, which led to large fluctuations in non-recurring profit and loss. R&D investment in the first three quarters was 131 million yuan, accounting for 9.05% of revenue.
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