江苏北人上半年亏损，核心业务承压计提减值准备3000万

Core Insights - Jiangsu Beiren (688218.SH) reported a significant decline in revenue and net profit for the first half of 2025, with revenue at 206 million yuan, down 28.25% year-on-year, and a net loss attributable to shareholders of 23.72 million yuan [1][2] Group 1: Business Performance - The decline in performance is primarily attributed to two main business segments: the smart manufacturing sector and the commercial energy storage business [1] - The smart manufacturing segment faced revenue shrinkage due to the strategic decision to abandon low-margin orders and prolonged conversion cycles for overseas orders [1] - The commercial energy storage business is under pressure from intensified industry price wars, stricter policies leading to increased costs, and a shrinking market demand, prompting the company to strategically reduce its scale [1] Group 2: Operational Challenges - The smart manufacturing sector is expanding its overseas presence, but long delivery cycles for overseas projects have delayed revenue realization, while domestic price competition in the automotive supply chain continues to squeeze profit margins [1] - The energy storage business has become a significant pain point, with intensified competition and technological iterations impacting the pricing of existing products, leading to margin pressure [1] - Upgrading government standards has increased project implementation costs, resulting in fewer project completions and extended timelines, while reduced investment willingness from asset holders has further contracted market demand [1] Group 3: Financial Health - During the reporting period, the company recognized impairment provisions totaling 30.996 million yuan, including inventory impairment of 25.4742 million yuan and investment impairment related to joint ventures [2] - The book value of inventory reached 805 million yuan, accounting for 55.77% of current assets, primarily consisting of non-standard customized products, which, combined with increased financial pressure on downstream automotive parts manufacturers, has created dual asset quality pressures from inventory impairment risks and accounts receivable collection risks [2]