Qfin Holdings DRC reported second-quarter earnings that topped analyst expectations despite a revenue shortfall, as the consumer finance group navigated a challenging macro backdrop.
Earnings per share came in at ¥6.56, beating the ¥4.90 estimate by ¥1.66, according to data compiled by Investing.com. Revenue totaled ¥3.57 billion, falling short of the ¥4.02 billion consensus by ¥450 million.
The company’s shares closed at ¥11.53, leaving them down 28.30% over the past three months and down 61.19% over the last 12 months. The decline follows a broader correction in the sector, with Qfin’s stock underperforming peers amid shifting credit conditions and regulatory scrutiny.
InvestingPro’s financial health score rated the company’s performance as strong, though EPS revisions over the last 90 days have been mixed, reflecting ongoing analyst adjustments to forward estimates. The firm’s exposure to domestic consumer lending remains a key focus for investors amid evolving economic headwinds.
