Saint Bella FY25 revenue rises 31% to RMB 1B; adjusted net profit more than doubled to RMB 120M

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Saint Bella FY25 revenue rises 31% to RMB 1B; adjusted net profit more than doubled to RMB 120M
  • Saint Bella posted net profit of RMB 411 million for year ended Dec. 31, 2025, swinging from a loss a year earlier.
  • Revenue climbed 31% to RMB 1 billion.
  • Adjusted net profit more than doubled to RMB 120 million.
  • Postpartum center revenue rose 30.8% to RMB 900 million as centers in Chinese mainland increased to 140; overseas GMV jumped 280% with eight centers opened across four cities.
  • Outlook calls for continued expansion in postpartum care via organic growth and M&A, broader push in full-lifecycle businesses, further overseas growth into markets including Europe and Middle East, and deeper rollout of Dr. Bella AI across nearly 150 offline stores.


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