Hengdeli Holdings (SEHK:3389) Stock Confronts Widening Losses And Fading Revenue

Hengdeli Holdings stock barely flinched into these results, closing at HK$0.285 after a steady run over the past month. The market has treated the watch retailer as a quietly cheap P/S story; however, the latest half year numbers put the focus squarely on losses rather than optics. Hengdeli booked a net loss of C¥31.8 million in the first half of 2026 and remained in the red on a trailing twelve month basis, keeping profitability, not valuation, as the headline issue.

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H1 2026 Earnings Summary

• Revenue H1 2026: C¥253.488 million vs. H1 2025 C¥314.314 million (decline)
• Net Loss H1 2026: C¥31.832 million vs. H1 2025 net income C¥26.308 million (shift back into loss)
• Basic EPS H1 2026: loss of C¥0.007 per share vs. H1 2025 earnings of C¥0.005973 per share (move from profit to loss)
• Trailing 12 month net loss to H1 2026: C¥85.041 million vs. prior trailing 12 month net loss C¥26.901 million (wider loss)

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Hengdeli bullish story faces profitability reset

For anyone leaning optimistic on Hengdeli Holdings, the latest figures make the path harder to argue. Revenue in H1 2026 sits at C¥253.488 million against C¥314.314 million a year earlier, so the diversified model is not yet translating into top line momentum. The shift from C¥26.308 million profit in H1 2025 to a C¥31.832 million loss, plus a C¥85.041 million trailing 12 month loss, keeps any recovery thesis firmly unproven for now.

Loss trend strengthens the cautious Hengdeli view

The bearish narrative around Hengdeli Holdings gains more support from these numbers. Profit has swung back to a loss in H1 2026 and the trailing 12 month loss has widened to C¥85.041 million, which suggests pressure across the portfolio of activities rather than a one off issue. With revenue lower than the prior period and earnings moving in the wrong direction, investors worried about sustained loss making now have fresh data backing that concern.

With Hengdeli Holdings still loss making and no forward cash flow metrics provided, the real question is how robust the balance sheet looks if conditions stay tough. Check the full liquidity, debt and cash runway breakdown in our financial health analysis of Hengdeli Holdings stock.

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