Core Viewpoint - Joyo's performance has been under pressure for four consecutive years, with a significant decline in both revenue and net profit, while its employee stock ownership plan remains profitable despite the overall downturn in stock price and performance [1][5][8]. Financial Performance - Joyo's revenue peaked in 2020 at 11.224 billion, with a net profit of 940 million, but has since declined, with 2024 figures showing revenue at 8.849 billion and net profit at 122 million [5]. - In the first half of 2025, Joyo reported revenue of 3.987 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 9.11%, and a net profit of 123 million, down 30.02% year-on-year [5]. - The company's gross margin fell from 32.05% in 2020 to 25.50% in 2024, while net margin dropped from 8.16% to 1.20% in the same period [6]. Market Competition - The small home appliance industry is highly competitive, which has contributed to Joyo's declining performance. Despite being a leading brand, Joyo's market share has not improved [6]. - Accounts receivable increased significantly from 212 million in 2020 to 1.078 billion in 2024, indicating potential issues with product sales [6]. Employee Stock Ownership Plan - Joyo's employee stock ownership plan was implemented in 2022, with a total of 12.9 million shares at a purchase price of 1 yuan per share, raising 129 million [8][9]. - The plan allows for half of the shares to be acquired at a price of 1 yuan, while the average repurchase price was 17.01 yuan, contributing to the plan's profitability [9][10]. - Participants in the plan are limited to senior management and core personnel, with a maximum of 45 participants [11][12]. Performance Assessment - The employee stock ownership plan has not met its performance targets, with the first unlock period failing to meet the required performance metrics, resulting in 320,000 shares not being unlocked [14]. - The second unlock period has 686,200 shares set to be unlocked, indicating some level of performance achievement [14].
曾经营收超百亿元,如今业绩四连跌,“豆浆机第一股”股价最大跌幅超80%