MINISO Group Holding A Aktie

Miniso reported a pronounced earnings miss for Q2 2026 (EPS -0.94 ¥ vs. consensus 1.95 ¥) and revenue of 5.75 bn ¥ (expectation 5.81 bn ¥). CEO Guofu Ye admitted the international business has collapsed and now contributes only 10–15% to profit, while CFO Eason Zhang cited declining sales in Asia and Latin America and weaker store expansion in North America. Analysts responded with downgrades and lower price targets, and BofA sharply cut profit forecasts for 2026/2027. The stock fell steeply in pre-market trading, approaching its 52-week low, and suffers—despite strong revenue growth in China—from concerns about profitability and internationalization. » More on de.investing.com

MINISO stock tumbled 11.4% to HK$18.83 after the company reported Q2 EPS of RMB1.76 (consensus RMB2.12) and revenue of about RMB5.75bn (expectation ~RMB5.81bn). The overseas business weakened markedly: its profit contribution fell from 35–40% in 2023 to 10–15% in H1 2026, CEO Guofu Ye acknowledged. The weak environment offered no support to the stock, with the Hang Seng Index meanwhile down 0.9%. » More on de.investing.com

MINISO reported revenue for H1 2026 rose 22.4% to RMB 11.5 billion, beating its own forecast, driven by strong China growth (+26.2%) and a surge abroad (+40.9%). Despite revenue gains, adjusted operating profit and net profit fell slightly, and management expects the adjusted operating margin to decline by 3–4 percentage points in 2026. The group continues to rely on larger stores and its own IPs as growth levers, while planning to slow overseas openings and carry out store rationalizations. The stock fell premarket to near its 52-week low as investors focused on persistent margin pressure and the execution of the overseas strategy. » More on de.investing.com