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利亚德(300296) - 2020 Q1 - 季度财报
LeyardLeyard(SZ:300296)2020-04-27 16:00

Financial Performance - Total revenue for Q1 2020 was ¥1,215,693,269.92, a decrease of 45.90% compared to ¥2,246,966,897.10 in the same period last year[10] - Net profit attributable to shareholders was ¥14,806,941.17, down 95.66% from ¥341,429,888.13 year-on-year[10] - Basic earnings per share decreased to ¥0.0058, down 95.68% from ¥0.1343 in the same period last year[10] - The company reported a significant decline in net profit excluding non-recurring items, which was ¥5,759,681.90, down 98.25% from ¥328,953,670.80 year-on-year[10] - Revenue decreased by 45.9% due to the pandemic, leading to a net profit decline of 95.66%[54] - Total expenses in Q1 2020 amounted to 339,589,125, representing 27.93% of revenue, compared to 17.69% in Q1 2019[55] - Sales expenses in Q1 2020 were 146,087,280, accounting for 12.02% of revenue, up from 6.89% in Q1 2019[55] - Management expenses in Q1 2020 were 100,212,201, representing 8.24% of revenue, compared to 5.16% in Q1 2019[55] - R&D expenses in Q1 2020 were 65,801,423, making up 5.41% of revenue, an increase from 3.64% in Q1 2019[55] Cash Flow - Net cash flow from operating activities was -¥166,216,471.58, an improvement of 44.28% compared to -¥298,292,002.53 in the previous year[10] - Cash inflow from investment activities totaled 297,833,719.50 CNY, a decrease of 72.89% from 1,098,775,847.87 CNY in the previous year[3] - The net cash flow from operating activities was 19,004,453.06, a significant improvement compared to -117,215,412.09 in the previous period[172] - Cash inflow from operating activities totaled 236,119,099.99, up from 222,725,374.61 year-over-year[172] - Cash outflow from operating activities decreased to 217,114,646.93 from 339,940,786.70, indicating improved operational efficiency[172] - The net cash flow from investing activities was -54,953,219.83, a decline from 315,927.01 in the previous period[175] - Cash inflow from financing activities was 534,141,669.93, down from 730,756,762.27 year-over-year[175] - The net cash flow from financing activities was -124,488,061.15, compared to 126,832,380.16 in the previous period, reflecting increased debt repayments[175] Assets and Liabilities - Total assets at the end of the reporting period were ¥14,244,408,654.28, a decrease of 7.37% from ¥15,378,001,095.42 at the end of the previous year[10] - The company's total assets decreased to CNY 7,546,259,484.93 from CNY 7,668,608,446.61[147] - Total liabilities decreased to CNY 2,914,258,250.20 from CNY 3,063,399,435.47[147] - Current liabilities totaled CNY 4,725,325,402.29, down from CNY 5,876,839,228.10, indicating a decrease of about 19.6%[137] - The company's non-current liabilities decreased slightly to CNY 1,078,313,213.89 from CNY 1,093,396,605.33, a reduction of approximately 1.38%[137] - The total amount of contract liabilities was CNY 634,381,732.16, reflecting a significant adjustment in pre-received payments[182] Shareholder Information - The total number of shares outstanding as of the last trading day before the disclosure was 2,542,876,576 shares[11] - Major shareholder Li Jun held 30.22% of the shares, amounting to 768,354,900 shares, with a portion pledged[17] - There were no changes in the number of preferred shareholders, indicating stability in shareholder structure[26] Market and Operational Insights - The company's operating revenue decreased by 45.90% to approximately ¥1.22 billion compared to ¥2.25 billion in the same period last year, primarily due to project delays caused by the pandemic[33] - Domestic revenue was 614,139,133 CNY, accounting for 50.52% of total revenue, down 62.59% year-on-year, while overseas revenue was 601,554,137 CNY, accounting for 49.48%, down 0.64% year-on-year[42] - The smart display segment generated 982,376,837 CNY, representing 80.81% of total revenue, with a year-on-year decline of 24.95%[46] - The night tourism economy segment saw revenue drop by 76.32% to 140,665,575 CNY, accounting for 11.57% of total revenue[46] - The company experienced a 50% reduction in domestic sales volume of small-pitch displays due to logistics issues, while overseas sales were less affected, resulting in an overall decline of 9.62%[47] R&D and Product Development - The company has developed a new generation of large-screen video conferencing systems, featuring MiniLED and MicroLED technologies, with products available in sizes ranging from 110 inches to 220 inches and supporting FHD and 4K resolutions[82] - The company launched the latest TX platform micro-pitch LED display products, covering four major series with pixel pitches from 0.6mm to 2.42mm, supporting HDR and 4K/8K resolutions[85] - The company has completed the development of ion coating products, which provide a hydrophobic and oil-repellent layer for LED displays, enhancing their durability against moisture and UV exposure[87] - The company is establishing a Mini/Micro LED mass production base in Wuxi, which will be the world's first of its kind, focusing on the production of Mini LED backlight displays and Mini/Micro self-luminous display products[90] Government Support and Community Engagement - The company received government subsidies amounting to ¥7,437,820.81 during the reporting period[12] - The company donated over 5.3 million in medical supplies to support pandemic control efforts[69] - Nearly 50 customer service employees remained on duty during the pandemic, ensuring no confirmed COVID-19 cases among staff[68]