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Decent Holding Inc Ordinary Shares

Decent Holding Inc., through its subsidiaries, provides industrial wastewater treatment services in the People's Republic of China. It also offers ecological river restoration and river ecosystem management services, along with microbial products such as COD-decreasing, algae-removal, and ammonia-nitrogen-decreasing bacteria, and a river conditioner used to improve water quality, remove pollutants, and treat black-odor water. In addition, the company operates a community-based senior healthcare and elderly care platform. Founded in 2011, it is based in Yantai, the People's Republic of China, and is a subsidiary of Decent Limited.

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Decent Holding First-Half Revenue Jumps 238% on Wastewater and Suncare Launch

Decent Holding reported unaudited first-half fiscal 2026 revenue of approximately $18.6 million, a 238% increase from the prior-year period, driven by wastewater treatment projects and the launch of its AI-powered Suncare senior healthcare platform. Wastewater treatment revenue surged 1,762.8% to approximately $9.2 million, while the newly launched Suncare digital health business contributed approximately $3.5 million in training revenue with a 75.1% gross margin. Total gross profit increased 310.3% to approximately $6.2 million, and gross margin expanded to 33.4% from 27.5%, though net loss widened to approximately $1.1 million from $0.5 million a year earlier due to higher expenses tied to expanding the digital health business. Management noted that by June 30, the Suncare platform had reached approximately 480 community service locations and 150,000 paid members, and the company ended the period with approximately $1.7 million in cash, supported by approximately $7.0 million in financing cash inflows.
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Decent Holding Expands to Over 550 Centers and 180,000 Members, Advances AI Health Platform

Decent Holding Inc. announced it now operates over 550 community service centers across China, serving more than 180,000 paid members, as it advances an AI-powered health data infrastructure strategy. The company is developing a platform that, with user authorization and in compliance with data privacy laws, will integrate data from wearables, home health equipment, and smart sensors to build digital health profiles for personalized preventive care. Management expects the growing, privacy-protected data ecosystem to enhance AI model development and open collaboration opportunities with healthcare providers, research institutions, and technology partners. The platform is not intended to provide medical diagnosis or treatment.
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