SHOUCHENG announced its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025. The group recorded revenue of HK$1.437 billion, an increase of 18.24% compared to the previous year. Profit attributable to the company's owners was HK$310 million. Basic earnings per share were HK$0.0409. The board proposed a final dividend of HK$0.0047 per share.
Asset management revenue amounted to approximately HK$1.035 billion, an increase of about 12% year-on-year. This growth was primarily driven by the efficient operation of new projects, such as the T5 terminal parking lot project at Xi'an Xianyang International Airport, as well as operational improvements in existing projects like the Beijing Capital International Airport project. Revenue from industrial funds was approximately HK$402 million, a rise of about 37% compared to the prior year.
The overall gross profit for the year was approximately HK$565 million, representing an increase of about 11% year-on-year.
From an industrial investment perspective, in 2025, several industrial funds managed by the group completed investments in multiple core enterprises. The current investment portfolio encompasses key companies across the robotics industry chain, including but not limited to Yushu Technology, Songyan Power, Yinhe General, Yun Shen Chu, Accelerated Evolution, Xinghai Tu, Tupai Medical, Rosenbot, Weici Technology, Wanxun Technology, Volant, Weifen Zhifei, Moxian Technology, Quanzhibo, Xingdong Jiyuan, and Qimiao Labi. These investments cover various cutting-edge fields such as embodied intelligence, humanoid robots, medical robotics, industrial robots, the low-altitude economy, core components, and consumer-grade robotics.
Regarding industrial services, the group's robotics consumer experience brand, "Tao Zhu Xin Zao Ju," has established five locations in Beijing, including a technology experience store at Rongshi Plaza in Shougang Park, stores in Terminals 2 and 3 of Beijing Capital International Airport, and a store in Wangfujing APM. Through its integrated business model combining experience, sales, maintenance, and service, the brand is accelerating the integration of robotics products into daily life. Alongside the ongoing expansion of its physical stores, the group has officially launched its "Breaker Plan" online livestreaming initiative. This program aims to create an integrated online and offline sales channel for the robotics industry, spanning from R&D and manufacturing to end-consumer sales. Moving forward, both "Tao Zhu Xin Zao Ju" and the "Breaker Plan" will continue to deepen the expansion of offline scenarios and build a closed-loop online ecosystem, continually enriching the product portfolio and optimizing the consumer experience to promote the commercial application of robotics technology and support the widespread adoption of smart living.
To date, the group has successfully signed agreements with nearly one hundred robotics companies, becoming their authorized agent. The agency products cover multiple lines, including industrial robots, service robots, and intelligent solutions.
In terms of practical application scenarios, the group will leverage its strengths as a smart infrastructure asset service provider. Utilizing its managed portfolio of hundreds of parking facilities and millions of square meters of industrial parks across regions like Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, Chengdu-Chongqing, East China, and the Greater Bay Area, the group will provide robotics companies with real-world operational data. This data will support product iteration, effectively connecting the entire chain from "technology validation" to "product iteration" and finally "large-scale application," thereby accelerating the commercialization process for high-quality robotics enterprises. A notable case study includes the group's collaboration with portfolio company Wanxun Technology to launch the nation's first "Automatic Charging Robot Pop-up Experience Station" in the underground parking lot of Chengdu Huanmao ICD. This initiative integrates robotics technology with urban smart infrastructure while also advancing the group's own "integrated parking and charging" intelligent upgrade for its parking facilities.
Looking ahead, the group will continue to deepen ecosystem collaboration, connecting its portfolio companies with practical application scenarios and optimizing industrial layouts. It aims to assist these companies in overcoming core technological challenges and accelerating their commercialization process, working collectively with the industry to promote the high-quality development of China's robotics sector.
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