Qfin Holdings DRC reported second-quarter earnings per share of ¥6.56, exceeding analyst estimates by ¥1.66, while revenue of ¥3.57 billion missed the consensus forecast of ¥4.02 billion.
The NASDAQ-listed Chinese fintech company posted adjusted net profit figures that contrasted with its revenue performance, which trailed market expectations. Qfin’s shares closed at ¥11.53 on Tuesday, leaving the stock down 28.3% over the past three months and 61.2% lower year-over-year.
Analysts had revised Qfin’s EPS estimates upward in the 90 days preceding the release, according to available data. The company’s financial health score, as assessed by InvestingPro, was rated as demonstrating "great performance," though the firm did not provide additional qualitative commentary on its operational outlook in the earnings release.
