Biren FY25 loss widens to RMB 16.5 billion; revenue more than tripled to RMB 1 billion

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Biren FY25 loss widens to RMB 16.5 billion; revenue more than tripled to RMB 1 billion
  • Shanghai Biren posted a net loss of RMB 16.5 billion, widening 972.3%.
  • Revenue surged 207.2% to RMB 1 billion.
  • Gross margin edged up 0.63 percentage points to 53.8%.
  • Total cash resources were RMB 2.9 billion at year-end, while gross trade receivables climbed to RMB 532 million with RMB 302 million collected as of announcement date.
  • Management highlighted volume production and at-scale shipments of BR106 and BR166, including delivery of a 2,048-card GPU SuperPod cluster, with next-generation BR20X series planned for commercial launch in 2026.


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