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Kingsoft Office Expects Strong H1 2026 Results on AI Monetization

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Kingsoft Office forecast higher first-half 2026 net profit, driven by AI-integrated products and investment gains. WPS AI surpassed 80 million domestic monthly active users, while overseas paying users grew 63% year on year. Adjusted net profit maintained mid-to-high growth excluding one-off gains from Zhipu AI's listing.

On the evening of July 28, Kingsoft Office disclosed its performance forecast for the first half of 2026. The expected earnings change primarily reflects the company's continued integration of AI into office scenarios, with earlier research and development investments translating into product advantages and commercialization results. In addition, several external investment fund projects delivered favorable returns, contributing significantly to net profit growth.

In the second quarter, the midpoint of revenue growth accelerated notably from the first quarter, with both core business revenue and adjusted profit growth showing a marginal uptick. WPS AI's domestic monthly active users surpassed 80 million, driving faster growth in the personal subscription segment. The enterprise-grade product WPS 365 recorded high growth for the fifth consecutive quarter. The company continued to deepen its presence in emerging markets such as Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, with overseas paying users rising 63% year on year. Excluding non-recurring gains from Zhipu AI's listing, adjusted net profit still maintained mid-to-high growth.

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Technology · 10.6

General Software & IT Services

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