High Templar net income falls to RMB 416.86 million in first half of 2026; revenue drops 73% to RMB 8.01 million

By Public Technologies
  • High Templar Tech reported first-half 2026 revenue down 73% to RMB 8.0 million.
  • Net income attributable to shareholders slipped 10% to RMB 416.9 million.
  • Loss from operations was RMB 180.0 million.
  • Interest and investment income, net more than doubled to RMB 1.28 billion, while gain/(loss) on derivative instruments swung to a RMB 602.7 million loss.
  • Management said it completed winding down its last-mile delivery business in the first half and is pursuing new business opportunities.


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