FS.COM (03355) has released its interim results for the six months ended June 30, 2026. The group achieved revenue of RMB 1.762 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 25.9%. Net profit reached RMB 451 million, up 65.1% from the prior corresponding period. Adjusted net profit stood at RMB 471 million, reflecting a 59.8% year-on-year increase, with basic earnings per share of RMB 1.23.
The sustained growth in the group's performance during the reporting period is primarily attributed to the continuous surge in global artificial intelligence computing power deployment and the escalating demand for the construction and expansion of large-scale high-speed data centers. This has effectively driven the overall prosperity of the enterprise-grade high-speed network equipment and supporting services industry.
The group has long been dedicated to the core sectors of network communications hardware R&D and manufacturing, as well as integrated turnkey solution offerings. By consistently deepening its core business and refining its technological capabilities, the group has continued to advance product upgrades and the iterative enhancement of its solution systems. This strategic focus has enabled precise alignment with high-end market demand, facilitating a steady expansion in core business order volumes and driving overall revenue growth.
Furthermore, the group has persistently advanced the upgrade and iteration of its business structure. Market demand for high-value-added, high-performance solutions tailored to enterprise data centers and AI high-performance computing scenarios has remained robust. This segment recorded a revenue growth rate of approximately 45.4%, significantly outpacing the group's overall revenue average. The contribution of this business to total revenue has been increasing year by year, consistently driving the upward trajectory of overall revenue scale.
Additionally, as the group's overall business scale continues to expand and its market footprint steadily broadens, the advantages of scale operations have become fully evident. Supported by the continuous expansion of revenue scale, fixed operational costs have been effectively allocated, yielding notable results in per-unit revenue cost control. The group's comprehensive cost management system has been continuously refined, with an optimized cost structure releasing ongoing scale dividends, thereby further enhancing the company's profitability levels.