HBM Holdings Signals Strong First-Half 2026: Revenue to Rise c.20% to Up to US$125 Million; Profit Seen at US$62-67 Million

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HBM Holdings Limited (HBM) issued a positive profit alert for the six months ended 30 June 2026, projecting revenue between US$120.00 million and US$125.00 million, versus US$101.00 million in the prior-year period. The guidance implies year-on-year growth of roughly 18.80%–23.76%.

Net profit is expected to reach US$62.00 million–US$67.00 million, while total adjusted profit—excluding share-based compensation and other one-off expenses—is forecast at US$70.00 million–US$75.00 million.

Management attributed the anticipated uplift to: 1. Ongoing strategic partnerships with multinational pharmaceutical groups, notably AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb. 2. Newly signed out-licensing deals, including the collaboration with Solstice Oncology, alongside milestone payments from existing agreements. 3. Accelerating revenue contribution from subsidiary Nona Biosciences through antibody transactions and discovery services such as its project with Lonza.

The figures are derived from unaudited management accounts and remain subject to review by the Board’s audit committee and the company’s external auditors. HBM plans to release its full interim results by end-August 2026.

Investors are advised to exercise caution when dealing in HBM securities until the finalized results are published.

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