Yuyuan Shares 2025 Annual Report Analysis: Net Loss Attributable to the Parent Company of 4.897 billion yuan, and non-recurring net profit decreased by 94.38%

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In-Depth Analysis of Core Profitability Indicators

Operating Revenue: Significant Decline Under Consumer Pressure

In 2025, Yuyuan Group achieved an operating revenue of 36.373 billion yuan, down 22.49% from 46.924 billion yuan in 2024, a decrease of over 10.5 billion yuan. From a business structure perspective, the core jewelry and fashion segment revenue was 22.734 billion yuan, down 24.16%, becoming the main drag on revenue decline; the cultural dining segment was affected by market fluctuations, with the main dining sector’s profitability under pressure, and overall revenue also showed a noticeable drop; the real estate development and sales segment revenue was 8.049 billion yuan, down 19.82% year-on-year.

Net Profit Attributable to Shareholders: From Profit to Loss with Large Fluctuations

The company’s net profit attributable to shareholders in 2025 was -4.897 billion yuan, compared to a profit of 125 million yuan in the same period of 2024, a sharp decline of 4009.26%. The loss mainly stems from two aspects: first, a significant decrease in investment income from disposal of non-core assets; second, due to the ongoing downturn in the real estate industry, large asset impairment provisions were made for some real estate projects, further exacerbating performance losses.

Net Profit Excluding Non-Recurring Items: Continuous Deterioration of Profit Quality

After deducting non-recurring gains and losses, net profit attributable to shareholders was -4.099 billion yuan, compared to -2.109 billion yuan in the same period of 2024, a year-on-year decline of 94.38%. This data reflects the continuous deterioration of the company’s core business profitability; even excluding non-recurring items, the main business remains deeply loss-making.

Earnings Per Share: Significant Shift from Positive to Negative

Basic earnings per share were -1.265 yuan/share, compared to 0.032 yuan/share in the same period of 2024, a decline of 4053.13%; non-recurring EPS was -1.059 yuan/share, compared to -0.545 yuan/share in 2024, down 94.31%. The substantial turn to negative earnings per share directly indicates a collapse in the company’s profitability.

Period Expense Analysis

Total Expenses: Synchronous Decline with Scale Contraction

In 2025, total period expenses amounted to 6.426 billion yuan, down from 7.441 billion yuan in 2024, a decrease of 1.015 billion yuan or 13.64%, with expense scale shrinking in line with revenue.

Breakdown of Expense Changes

Expense Item 2025 (billion yuan) 2024 (billion yuan) YoY Change Reason for Change
Selling Expenses 2.55 2.768 -7.85% Mainly due to business scale reduction, decreased marketing and channel maintenance costs
Management Expenses 2.211 2.747 -19.54% Company implemented slimming and restructuring strategies, optimized organizational structure, reduced management costs
Financial Expenses 1.665 1.927 -13.56% Part of debt repaid upon maturity, interest expenses decreased
R&D Expenses 0.043 0.049 -10.90% R&D investment adjusted with business scale

R&D Investment and Staffing

R&D Investment: Slight Reduction in Scale

In 2025, the company’s R&D expenditure totaled 43.4983 million yuan, down 5.3234 million yuan or 10.90%, with R&D expenditure accounting for 0.12% of operating revenue, a low and declining proportion, reflecting reduced resource input into R&D.

R&D Personnel

As of the end of 2025, the company had 172 R&D staff, accounting for 1.45% of total employees. In terms of educational background: 2 PhD students, 16 master’s degree holders, 93 undergraduates, and 61 with college education or below. The overall educational level is medium; age-wise, 14 are under 30, 89 are 30-40, 59 are 40-50, and 10 are 50-60. The R&D team is mainly composed of middle-aged and young professionals, but the small size limits support for technological innovation.

Cash Flow Deep Dive

Overall Cash Flow: Net Turned Negative

In 2025, the company’s net increase in cash and cash equivalents was 563 million yuan, compared to 766 million yuan in 2024, a decrease of 203 million yuan or 26.47%.

Breakdown of Cash Flow Changes

Cash Flow Item 2025 (billion yuan) 2024 (billion yuan) YoY Change Reason for Change
Operating Cash Flow 2.451 4.253 -42.38% Mainly due to significant reduction in real estate sales proceeds, and decline in jewelry and dining revenue leading to decreased operating cash inflows
Investing Cash Flow 0.687 0.388 76.89% Reduced expenditure on fixed assets, intangible assets, and other long-term assets; asset disposals recovered cash
Financing Cash Flow -2.606 -3.822 31.82% Net debt repayment decreased YoY, easing financing cash outflow pressure

Core Risks Faced

Market Competition Intensification Risk

Main businesses including gold jewelry, cultural dining, and retail are in highly competitive markets with low industry concentration and serious homogenization. The core jewelry brands face pressure from leading industry brands; traditional restaurant brands are squeezed by emerging new brands, continuously narrowing profit margins.

International Gold Price Fluctuation Risk

Gold jewelry is a key revenue pillar. Persistent high volatility in international gold prices can increase raw material costs and influence consumer purchasing decisions, impacting profitability stability in the jewelry segment.

Diversification and Transformation Risks

The company is promoting business transformation, gradually exiting non-core sectors. However, organizational restructuring risks, underperforming new businesses, and declining profitability of core businesses impose dual pressures on funds and resources.

Real Estate Industry Policy Risks

Real estate remains an important part of the company’s business. Industry policies heavily influence the sector; low market sentiment, sales difficulties, and changes in financing policies could threaten the company’s capital chain security.

Management and Directors’ Compensation

Chairman Compensation

Chairman Huang Zhen received a pre-tax total compensation of 6.1528 million yuan during the reporting period, including base salary, performance-based pay, and equity incentives, linked to company performance.

CEO Compensation

CEO Chen Yihang received a pre-tax total of 5.4352 million yuan, appointed as CEO from June 2025, responsible for overall management, with compensation closely tied to company performance.

Vice Presidents’ Compensation

Among several vice presidents, Wang Jin received 2.3547 million yuan pre-tax, Hu Junjie 2.2324 million yuan, Wu Yifei 2.2607 million yuan, Meng Lingyuan 1.9689 million yuan. Compensation is based on performance of their respective business segments and individual assessments.

CFO Compensation

CFO Zou Chao’s pre-tax total was 2.6587 million yuan, responsible for financial strategy, capital management, and capital operations, reflecting his role in financial control.

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