Shunbo Alloy Reports 11.75% YoY Revenue Growth and 110.56% YoY Net Profit Surge in 2025 Semi-Annual Report

Published: Aug 31, 2025 23:39
The first semi-annual report of 2025 from a Chongqing-listed company was released.

On the evening of August 6, Shunbo Alloy (002996.SZ) disclosed its 2025 semi-annual report. The company achieved operating revenue of 7.126 billion yuan in H1, up 11.75% YoY, with net profit attributable to shareholders of approximately 177 million yuan, up 110.56% YoY. Non-GAAP net profit stood at 151 million yuan, up 114.05% YoY. Basic earnings per share were 0.27 yuan, up 58.82% YoY. This marks Shunbo Alloy's highest semi-annual revenue in the past five years, while the growth rate of net profit attributable to shareholders also hit a multi-year high.

Notably, during H1, the first-phase 400,000 mt cast aluminum alloy capacity of Shunbo Alloy Anhui was put into operation. Revenue from its subsidiary, Shunbo Alloy Anhui Co., Ltd., grew by around 20%.

"The revenue growth of the Anhui subsidiary is attributed to capacity ramp-up. Previously, convertible bond funds were allocated to the Anhui project, and now, with the completion of construction, capacity has begun to be released."

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