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Laopu Gold Co Ltd

Laopu Gold Co., Ltd. designs, manufactures, and sells jewelry in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau. Its offerings include handmade goldware such as pendants, bracelets, rings, earrings, baby jewelry, and gem-set jewelry, along with gold antiques and collectibles. The company also provides jewelry maintenance and repair services and sells through stores and online. Founded in 2009, it is headquartered in Beijing, the People's Republic of China.

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Lao Feng Xiang's second-quarter net profit fell over 70%, gold price swings hit the gold jewellery industry

Gold jewellery brand Lao Feng Xiang released its half-year report. In the first half of the year, total operating revenue was 19.987 billion yuan, down 40.08% year on year, and net profit attributable to the parent company was 716 million yuan, down 41.34% year on year. In the second quarter, operating revenue was 6.245 billion yuan, down 60.56% year on year, and net profit attributable to the parent company was 169 million yuan, down 72.21% year on year. The company noted that the revenue decline was mainly due to lower income at its subsidiaries Shanghai Lao Feng Xiang Company Limited and Shanghai Lao Feng Xiang Silver Building Company Limited, while selling expenses rose 12.37% year on year to 474 million yuan, and net cash flow from operating activities turned from positive to negative. As of the end of June 2026, Lao Feng Xiang had 4,916 domestic and overseas marketing outlets, including 213 directly operated stores and 4,703 franchised stores. The company proactively closed 342 low-efficiency franchised stores in third- and fourth-tier cities and opened 71 franchised stores in first- and second-tier cities. Among peers, Lao Pu Gold posted first-half revenue of 19.808 billion yuan, up 60.3% year on year, and adjusted net profit of 4.32 billion yuan, up 83.6% year on year, though second-quarter results fell sharply quarter on quarter. Chow Tai Seng posted first-half revenue of 3.641 billion yuan, down 20.79% year on year, and net profit attributable to the parent company of 450 million yuan, down 24.24% year on year, with second-quarter net profit attributable to the parent company down 54.12% year on year. All companies cited the impact of sharp swings in high gold prices during the second quarter. At the end of June 2026, the London spot gold fixing price was down 8.22% from the start of the year, and the Shanghai Gold Exchange Au9999 closing price was down 11.21% from the opening price at the start of the year. China Gold Association data showed that in the first half of 2026, China's gold consumption was 511.412 tonnes, up 1.23% year on year, with gold jewellery consumption down 33.88% year on year and gold bar and coin consumption up 28.42% year on year. As of the close on 26 August, Lao Feng Xiang fell 2.08% to 34.81 yuan per share.
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Laopu Gold Shares Plunge Over 23% as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Others Cut Target Prices

Laopu Gold shares tumbled 23.76 percent on July 28 to 302.2 Hong Kong dollars, hitting a new low since January 2025. The drop came after the company issued a positive profit alert, forecasting tax-inclusive revenue of approximately 22.7 billion to 23.35 billion yuan for the first half of 2026, up about 60 to 65 percent year on year, and adjusted net profit of about 4.31 billion to 4.36 billion yuan, up about 83 to 85 percent, but the results fell short of market expectations. Morgan Stanley noted that second-quarter sales at the midpoint were around 3.5 billion yuan, reaching only 40 percent of the March level, with net profit also below forecasts, and maintained an overweight rating and a 590 Hong Kong dollar target price. Goldman Sachs cut its 2026 to 2028 net profit forecasts by 14 to 15 percent, lowering its target price from 650 to 560 Hong Kong dollars while keeping a buy rating. Citi reduced its target price from 659 to 507 Hong Kong dollars, and Jefferies maintained a buy rating and a 580 Hong Kong dollar target price. The stock has fallen 72.73 percent from its all-time high of 1,108 Hong Kong dollars last July, with a year-to-date decline of 51.10 percent, pressured by sharp swings in international gold prices and a reversion from lofty valuations.
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