华熙生物交出上市后“最差中报” 赵燕回归一线能否扭转颓势？

Core Insights - Huaxi Biological Technology Co., Ltd. reported its worst interim results since its listing, with a revenue of 2.261 billion yuan, a year-on-year decline of 19.57%, and a net profit of 221 million yuan, down 35.38% [2][3] Business Performance - The three main business segments of Huaxi Biological all experienced declines: the skin science innovation transformation business fell by 33.97% to 912 million yuan, accounting for 40.36% of total revenue; the raw materials business saw a slight decrease of 0.58% to 626 million yuan, making up 27.7% of revenue; and the medical terminal business dropped by 9.44% to 673 million yuan, representing 29.77% of revenue [3][9] - The company faced significant profit pressure due to credit impairment, asset impairment, and personnel optimization, with a total of 48.37 million yuan in impairment losses reported in the second quarter [3] Management Issues - Internal management problems have surfaced, including a financial fraud scandal involving a former marketing director, which has led to public disputes and allegations of financial misconduct [5] - The company has undergone significant management changes, with a focus on reforming its operational structure and reducing reliance on external management [6][7] Strategic Reforms - Founder Zhao Yan returned to the company to implement major reforms, including a crackdown on corruption and a shift towards hiring entrepreneurial talent for management positions [6][7] - Huaxi Biological is concentrating its resources on high-margin core segments, specifically raw materials and medical terminal businesses, which contributed over 57% of its main business revenue in the first half of 2025 [9][10] Research and Development Focus - The company has reduced its R&D projects significantly, focusing on raw materials and medical terminal businesses, while sales expenses decreased by 31.44% to 808 million yuan [8] - Despite the challenges, there are signs of marginal recovery, with a net profit of 119 million yuan in the second quarter of 2025, marking a year-on-year increase of 20.89% [8]