Shunxin's profit plunges on weak baijiu and pork; tax hit adds to 2026 pressure
First-half profit collapses on weak baijiu and pork Shunxin warned first-half 2026 net profit would fall 69–79% as liquor sales volume dropped and pork prices stayed sluggish. Both core businesses weakened, cutting revenue and profit. This is the main reason the stock is under pressure.
This is the central new negative event driving the stock.
Interim report confirms steep profit and revenue decline The actual interim report showed net profit down 76.7% to 40.35 million yuan and revenue down 17.2%. Baijiu revenue fell 22.3%, and operating cash flow was negative. The weak results confirm the earlier warning and keep pressure on the shares.
It confirms the scale of the profit drop with hard numbers.
Tax adjustment to cut 2026 net profit by 30 million yuan A branch must transfer out 30.1 million yuan of input VAT, which will reduce 2026 net profit. No cash payment or penalty is involved, but it adds a one-off accounting hit to an already weak year.
It is a new, company-specific event that lowers 2026 earnings.
Sector-wide slump and brief rally show deep industry adjustment Most regional liquor makers reported losses or sharp profit drops, and Shunxin's shares briefly rallied with the sector on hopes of a second-half recovery. But analysts say destocking and weak demand will take one to two years to clear, so the bounce is fragile.
It gives the industry context and the counterweight to the negative earnings news.
