Tesson Holdings (SEHK:1201) Stock Rich Valuation Meets Ongoing Losses

Tesson Holdings came into this earnings day with the stock up over the past quarter and trading on a rich price to sales multiple, yet the latest numbers underline how fragile that optimism is. The company is still loss making, with H1 2026 basic earnings per share showing a loss of HK$0.0415 and net income excluding extra items in a loss of HK$15.2 million.

The real headline is valuation strain. Investors are paying about 7.9x sales for a small, unprofitable electrical player while peers sit closer to 2.5x and the Hong Kong electrical industry around 0.6x. That gap now matters more than ever.

Is Tesson Holdings really priced for a turnaround, or has the rich 7.9x P/S simply raced ahead of the fundamentals? Compare the implied expectations against reality in our valuation analysis for Tesson Holdings

H1 2026 Earnings Summary

• Revenue (H1 2026 vs. H1 2025): HK$88.806 million vs. HK$15.852 million (change reflects a very large multiple increase in reported revenue)
• Net Loss (H1 2026 vs. H1 2025, excluding extra items): HK$15.218 million loss vs. HK$23.326 million loss (loss reduced by 34.8%)
• Basic EPS (H1 2026 vs. H1 2025): HK$0.0415 loss per share vs. HK$0.106179 loss per share (loss per share reduced by 60.9%)
• Trailing 12-month Net Loss (to H1 2026 vs. prior 12-month period, excluding extra items): HK$17.906 million loss vs. HK$82.493 million loss (loss reduced by 78.3%)

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Do Tesson Holdings’ Results Support Thematic Optimism

Tesson Holdings gives bulls something to point to. Revenue for H1 2026 is now HK$88.806 million and losses have narrowed at both the half-year and trailing 12 month level. Basic EPS loss per share has improved, which suggests the cost base is not running completely out of control as the top line scales. Recent three month share price gains above 10% show investors have been willing to lean into the new energy story for now.

Losses And Valuation Risk Still Anchor The Bear Case

The bear case on Tesson Holdings also finds support. The business remains loss making, with a HK$15.218 million net loss in H1 2026 and a HK$17.906 million loss over the trailing 12 months. A significant step up in revenue has not yet brought the company to break even, which matters in capital intensive battery and charging hardware markets. Share price strength over the past quarter contrasts with ongoing losses, so execution risk around turning scale into sustainable profitability still looks very real.

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