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Great Wall Motor First-Half Net Profit Falls 61% to RMB 2.47 Billion, Revenue Up 10.6%

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Great Wall Motor reported a 61.11% year-on-year decline in net profit attributable to shareholders to RMB 2.465 billion for the first half of 2026, with earnings per share of RMB 0.29 and no interim dividend declared. Total revenue rose 10.58% to RMB 102.101 billion. The automaker said it is replacing simple product exports with an 'ecological going-global' model, building localized full-chain operations covering research and development, production, supply, sales and service. It has completed full-process production bases in Thailand and Brazil and established overseas parts distribution centers in key markets.

Great Wall Motor has announced its interim results for 2026. Net profit attributable to shareholders came in at RMB 2.465 billion, down 61.11% year on year. Earnings per share stood at RMB 0.29, and no interim dividend was declared. Total operating revenue for the period reached RMB 102.101 billion, up 10.58% year on year.

The company is replacing simple product exports with an 'ecological going-global' model, establishing a fully localized chain across global markets spanning research and development, production, supply, sales and service. It has built full-process production bases in Thailand, Brazil and elsewhere, and has set up overseas parts distribution centers in several key markets to secure after-sales support and accelerate its globalization efforts.

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Why this event matters

The event has a measured impact on 2 industrys. The strongest current signal is negative for Conventional Vehicles, with intensity 40/100 and 60% confidence over a short term horizon.

Automotive · 8.2

Conventional Vehicles

Direction
negative
Intensity
40
Confidence
60%
Horizon
Short term
Effective impact -17
Automotive · 8.3

New Energy Vehicles

Direction
negative
Intensity
40
Confidence
60%
Horizon
Short term
Effective impact -17

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