Zhiwei Intelligence (001339.SZ) announced semi-annual results, with net profit of 388 million yuan to mother, an increase of 281.92% over the previous year

According to Zhitong Finance App News, Zhiwei Intelligence (001339.SZ) released its 2026 semi-annual report. During the reporting period, the company achieved operating income of 3,050 billion yuan, an increase of 56.64%; achieved net profit attributable to shareholders of listed companies of 388 million yuan, an increase of 281.92% year on year; realized net profit attributable to shareholders of listed companies after deducting non-recurring profit and loss of 372 million yuan, an increase of 324.60% year on year. Basic earnings per share were $1.19.

In the first half of 2026, the company adhered to the core strategy of “fully embracing AI+”, adhering to the position of “intelligent networking hardware and full-scenario AI computing power base provider”, and relied on the four core business sectors of “industry terminals, ICT infrastructure, industrial Internet of Things, and intelligent computing” to fully benefit from the iteration of AI models and large-scale implementation of AI applications, driving the explosion of computing power demand. Overall revenue and net profit achieved significant growth. The business layout was further deepened, and the company's profit structure continued to improve.

As of June 30, 2026, the company's total assets were 11.496 billion yuan, and owners' equity attributable to shareholders of listed companies was 2,718 billion yuan. The business structure continues to be optimized, the profit contribution of the intelligent computing business sector has been further increased, shipments of ICT infrastructure hardware products have been steadily rising, and the terminal business in traditional industries has been steadily supported, providing the company with a solid revenue base, and the overall quality of operation has been steadily improving. During the reporting period, the company actively implemented the strategic plan. Its main business revolved around “cloud-edge-end” computing power requirements. Various sectors collaborated to increase efficiency, while actively grasping AI inference opportunities and developing overseas markets.