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To own Meituan, you have to believe its vast user base and ecosystem can convert scale into durable profits despite intense competition and rising cost pressures. The latest quarter’s CNY 18,632.45 million net loss, against slightly higher revenue, directly challenges the near term margin story and makes cost control the key catalyst, while amplifying the risk that aggressive spending in new ventures could keep profitability volatile.
The most directly relevant recent announcement is Meituan’s Q2 2025 and H1 2025 earnings, where revenue also grew but net income already showed sharp year on year compression. Seen alongside the Q3 swing to loss, this earlier step down in profitability frames a pattern of weakening margins that could matter more to the story than top line growth alone.
But investors should be aware that rising courier incentives and industry wide subsidies could increasingly pressure Meituan’s unit economics and...
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Meituan's narrative projects CN¥496.8 billion revenue and CN¥48.4 billion earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Meituan's forecasts yield a HK$129.65 fair value, a 28% upside to its current price.
Members of the Simply Wall St Community have shared 11 fair value estimates for Meituan, ranging from HK$83.35 to HK$318.18, underscoring how far apart views on upside potential can be. You can weigh these against the recent swing to a CNY 18,632.45 million quarterly net loss and the risk that sustained courier incentives and subsidies keep margins under pressure, before deciding which scenarios feel most realistic for the business.
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