ANGELALIGN Shares Surge Over 4%, Post-Earnings Rally Exceeds 20% on Enhanced Commercial Platform Strength

Stock News04-09

ANGELALIGN (06699) rose more than 4%, extending its post-results share price increase to over 20%. At the time of writing, the stock was up 3.61% to HK$81.85, with a turnover of HK$127 million. The company recently announced its 2025 full-year results, reporting a total of 532,400 cases completed, representing a 48.1% year-on-year increase. Revenue grew 37.8% to US$370 million, while net profit surged 163.0% to US$26.3 million. Adjusted net profit reached US$43.77 million, up 62.99% compared to the previous year. The improvement in profitability was attributed to higher revenue, operational leverage from the group's global infrastructure, and the timing of certain operational and legal expenses. Analysis from Haitong International noted that the company's revenue growth exceeded market expectations, with case volume up 48.1% and overseas revenue doubling. The firm believes that ANGELALIGN's high-quality products, technology, and professional services are gaining increasing recognition among orthodontists overseas, solidifying its second growth curve. As a global leader in the invisible orthodontics industry, ANGELALIGN continues to strengthen its platform commercialization capabilities, leveraging its product and technological barriers and global presence.

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