SF Intra-City Shares Jump Over 6% Before Noon with Projected First-Half Net Profit Growth of at Least 120%

Deep News08-10

SF INTRA-CITY (09699) surged over 9% during intraday trading and was last seen up 6.33% at HK$8.65, with turnover reaching HK$26.9862 million.

The company recently issued a profit alert, projecting that for the six months ended June 30, 2026, profit attributable to owners will be no less than RMB 301 million, representing a year-on-year increase of at least 120%. Adjusted net profit for the period is expected to be no less than RMB 240 million, up at least 50% from the prior year. Group revenue for the period is forecast to be no less than RMB 11.669 billion, a year-on-year increase of at least 14%.

According to Guosheng Securities, SF INTRA-CITY is adhering to a strategy of healthy and high-quality development. The company's business volume and revenue scale are steadily rising by 50%, benefiting from economies of scale, lean operations management, and the application of AI technology. Improvements in gross margin are driving profit release. Furthermore, the company has integrated into the Alipay and WeChat AI ecosystems, enriching user service channels and fulfilling the delivery loop by meeting merchants' private-domain delivery needs, actively participating in the construction of smart infrastructure for logistics.

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