Maiyue Technology (SEHK:2501) Stock Rally Runs Ahead Of Deepening Losses

Maiyue Technology walked into this earnings print with a hot stock and a cold profit story. The share price has climbed 103.1% over the past three months, yet the latest half still shows a loss, with basic earnings per share of CNY 0.032838 in the red on CNY 44.437 million of revenue. That disconnect, together with a P/S multiple above both Hong Kong IT peers and a discounted cash flow value sitting at HK$1.27 against a HK$1.95 share price, puts the margin and profit squeeze at the center of this result.

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H1 2026 Earnings Summary

• Revenue (H1 2026 vs. H1 2025): CNY 44.437 million vs. CNY 24.083 million (change in top-line scale, with a higher current-period revenue base)
• Net Loss (Excl. Extra Items, H1 2026 vs. H1 2025): CNY 16.419 million loss vs. CNY 10.545 million loss (larger loss year on year)
• Basic EPS (H1 2026 vs. H1 2025): loss of CNY 0.032838 per share vs. loss of CNY 0.02109 per share (earnings per share moved further into loss)
• Trailing 12-Month Net Result (to H1 2026 vs. to H1 2025): CNY 0.177 million loss vs. CNY 5.697 million profit (shift from modest profit to a small loss on a trailing 12-month basis)

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Maiyue Technology’s revenue story backs the optimists

Maiyue Technology is clearly selling more. First half revenue reached CNY 44.437 million on a much higher base than the prior period, which fits a bullish view that its AI and cloud solutions are finding traction with education and government clients. The shift from a trailing twelve month profit of CNY 5.697 million to a small CNY 0.177 million loss also suggests the business is still operating near breakeven. For investors who care most about adoption and scale, the latest report appears more supportive than hostile to a constructive long term story.

Loss trajectory keeps the cautious case alive

The bear case around Maiyue Technology focuses on profitability, and the latest figures give that view real fuel. Net loss excluding extra items deepened to CNY 16.419 million and basic EPS moved further into the red at CNY 0.032838 per share. That shift from a modest trailing profit to a small trailing loss challenges any assumption that contracts in education and government automatically translate into healthy margins. Recent share price gains over 30 and 90 days contrast with that earnings trend and keep execution risk front and center for cautious holders.

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