Seres flags H1 loss on rising material costs, asset writedowns — Explained
Seres expects a net loss of 1.5 billion yuan ($220 million) to 1.8 billion yuan for the first half of 2026, compared with a profit of 2.94 billion yuan a year earlier.
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GWM flags sharp drop in H1 profit, to repurchase H shares: A Practical Look
GWM expects first-half net profit attributable to shareholders to fall 58.97% to 62.92% from a year earlier, even as sales volume and revenue increased.
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A Look at cATL H1 net profit jumps 42%, announces massive share buyback
CATL’s net profit attributable to shareholders in the first half was 43.28 billion yuan ($6.37 billion), with a gross margin of 23.93%.
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What to Know About xpeng sets August 24 for Q2 earnings after 65% sequential jump in deliveries
Xpeng delivered 103,295 vehicles in the second quarter, within its earlier guidance range of 100,000 to 106,000 units.
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Li Auto to report Q2 results on August 26 as sales slump tests profitability: A Practical Look
Li Auto delivered 98,330 vehicles in the second quarter, down 11.47 percent year-on-year, returning to a contraction.
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Here’s geely Auto core profit jumps 46% in H1 as home market retreats
Geely Auto’s first-half revenue rose 15% year-on-year to a record 173.6 billion yuan ($25.58 billion), while core profit increased 46%.
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What to Know About xiaomi’s EV and AI business posts second straight quarterly loss
Xiaomi’s new initiatives, which include EV and AI, posted a loss from operations of 2.6 billion yuan ($383 million) in the second quarter.
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Seres swings to H1 loss on parts price hikes, asset impairment — Explained
The average daily price of battery-grade lithium carbonate jumped 132.2% in H1, while chips saw structural shortages and sharp price increases.
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Understanding nio to report Q2 earnings on September 1 as investors watch profit run
Nio delivered 107,658 vehicles in the second quarter, up 49.4% year-on-year but below its guidance range.
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A Look at chery H1 profit falls as overseas revenue surges 51%
Overseas revenue accounted for 69% of Chery Auto’s H1 revenue, but lower foreign-exchange gains weighed on its financial performance.
