InvesTech Holdings Limited (01087) reported FY-2025 revenue of RMB566.93 million, up 21.7% year-on-year (+RMB100.90 million), driven mainly by stronger performance in its IT infrastructure system integration business.
Gross profit improved 14.3% to RMB65.64 million; however, gross margin slipped to 11.6% (2024: 12.3%) as cost of sales expanded 22.7% to RMB501.29 million.
The Group’s net loss narrowed to RMB49.35 million from RMB63.55 million in 2024, reflecting: • Higher gross profit (+RMB8.21 million); • A RMB3.16 million reduction in investment-property fair-value losses (RMB12.92 million vs. RMB16.08 million); • Fair-value gains on listed equity investments of RMB0.83 million (2024: loss of RMB2.93 million); • Partly offset by a RMB23.49 million goodwill impairment linked to the network system integration cash-generating unit (2024: RMB8.48 million).
Basic and diluted loss per share decreased to RMB0.2469 (2024: RMB0.3233).
Segment highlights • IT infrastructure system integration revenue rose 20.3% to roughly RMB522.20 million, supported by client expansion in Mainland China, Hong Kong and new overseas projects in the Middle East. • Smart office software solutions revenue climbed 39.7% to RMB44.70 million on new partnerships and product upgrades incorporating AI features.
Geographic mix Mainland China remained dominant at 78.9% of revenue (RMB447.35 million), followed by Hong Kong at 19.5% (RMB110.83 million). Vietnam and other markets contributed the balance.
Balance-sheet & cash-flow snapshot • Cash and cash equivalents fell to RMB48.18 million (2024: RMB85.51 million) after a RMB63.60 million operating cash outflow. • Interest-bearing borrowings increased to RMB229.82 million (2024: RMB201.41 million). • Gearing ratio (interest-bearing debt plus promissory note/total assets) moved to 36.3% from 33.7%. • Net current assets turned positive at RMB57.09 million, versus a RMB10.74 million deficit a year earlier.
Working-capital metrics Inventory days improved to 10 (2024: 12); trade-receivable days decreased to 212 (2024: 230); trade-payable days declined to 129 (2024: 142). Overall cash conversion cycle shortened from 100 to 93 days.
No dividend was proposed. Management reiterated a going-concern assumption supported by loan roll-overs and shareholder undertakings not to demand repayment within the next fifteen months.