Chanjet Information Technology Company Limited reported audited results for the year ended 31 December 2025, posting a sharp earnings rebound on the back of double-digit top-line growth and tighter cost controls.
Revenue reached RMB1.09 billion, up 14.17% year on year, supported by a 15.97% rise in cloud-subscription income to RMB757.51 million, which now accounts for 69% of total sales. Gross profit grew 11.86% to RMB774.09 million; the gross margin eased slightly to 71% (2024: 72%) as operating scale expanded.
Net profit attributable to shareholders jumped 143.67% to RMB81.59 million, while basic earnings per share rose to RMB0.255 from RMB0.104. Management cited stronger cloud revenue and a lower ratio of operating expenses to sales for the earnings surge.
Operating cash flow strengthened to RMB151.23 million, a 65.66% increase, and year-end cash and bank balances stood at RMB1.31 billion. The balance sheet remained ungeared with a current ratio of 1.75 times and no interest-bearing debt.
Cost discipline continued: research and development investment edged down 1.31% to RMB225.99 million, while administrative expenses fell 9.9% to RMB74.44 million. Selling and distribution costs grew 13.03% to RMB461.16 million, reflecting market expansion.
The Board proposes a final dividend of RMB0.25 per share (tax inclusive), totalling about RMB80.43 million, pending shareholder approval at the 8 May 2026 annual general meeting. The dividend will be paid on 30 June 2026 to shareholders on record as of 20 May 2026.
During 2025 Chanjet completed the conversion of 53.40 million domestic shares into H shares under the full-circulation programme, lifting the H-share proportion to 41.72%. It also repurchased 0.51 million H shares for HK$4.19 million, which are currently held as treasury stock.
Looking ahead, management will maintain its “AI-foremost” strategy, focus on cloud-subscription growth in finance-and-taxation and business-management solutions for micro and small enterprises, expand global coverage and pursue efficiency-driven operations.
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