Dogness FY26 H1 net loss widens 185% to USD 5.2 million; revenue drops 36.2% to USD 7.7 million

Reuters04-02
Dogness FY26 H1 net loss widens 185% to USD 5.2 million; revenue drops 36.2% to USD 7.7 million
  • Dogness posted a net loss of USD 5.2 million for the six months ended Dec. 31, 2025, more than doubled from the prior-year period.
  • Revenue slid 36.2% to USD 7.7 million, hit by impacts from U.S. tariff policies.
  • Gross margin shrank 17.1 percentage points to 11.2%.
  • Traditional pet products revenue rose 14.6% to USD 5.3 million, while intelligent pet products revenue dropped 62.6% to USD 1.7 million.
  • Management said it cut general and administrative expenses by over 20% while increasing targeted marketing, with plans to accelerate R&D for a new generation of intelligent, eco-friendly pet products.


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