Texwinca Holdings (SEHK:321) EPS Rebound in H1 2026 Challenges Bearish Earnings Narratives

Texwinca Holdings (SEHK:321) has posted its H1 2026 numbers with revenue of HK$2.7 billion and net income of HK$112 million, translating to EPS of HK$0.08 as the market weighs what that means for the rest of the year. The company has seen revenue move from HK$3.0 billion in H1 2025 to HK$2.7 billion in H1 2026, while net income shifted from HK$102 million to HK$112 million over the same periods, creating a mixed backdrop for how investors read the latest margin profile. All told, the release puts the spotlight firmly on how sustainable the current level of profitability and margins really is for shareholders.

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With the headline numbers on the table, the next step is to see how they compare with the dominant narratives around Texwinca, highlighting where the data backs the story and where it starts to push back.

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Margins Under Pressure At 2.4 Percent

• Over the last 12 months, Texwinca converted HK$5,295.9 million of revenue into HK$126.9 million of net income, which works out to a 2.4 percent net margin versus 3.3 percent a year earlier.
• Critics highlight a bearish backdrop of thinning profitability, and the margin data largely backs them up:
  • The trailing 2.4 percent margin, down from 3.3 percent, lines up with the view that the core business is struggling to defend profitability.
  • On top of that, a HK$69.6 million one off loss hit the last 12 months, reinforcing concerns that reported profits are vulnerable to negative surprises.

Five Year Earnings Slide Of 14.4 Percent

• Looking beyond this half year, earnings have fallen at an average rate of 14.4 percent per year over the past five years, despite H1 2026 net income of HK$112.3 million being above the HK$14.5 million booked in H2 2025.
• Bears argue that the long run trend matters more than one better half, and the numbers give their case real weight:
  • The trailing 12 month EPS of HK$0.09 is well below the HK$0.14 recorded in the earlier 2025 period, which fits the story of a shrinking profit base over time.
  • Even with H1 2026 basic EPS of HK$0.08 improving from the very weak HK$0.01 in H2 2025, the multi year decline rate shows that any recovery still has a lot of ground to make up.

DCF Suggests Upside Despite 11.4x P/E

• At a share price of HK$1.05, Texwinca trades on an 11.4x P/E, above both the 9.2x peer average and the 10.2x Hong Kong Luxury industry, while a DCF fair value of about HK$4.42 sits far above the current price.
• What is surprising is how a bearish operational picture coexists with a valuation model that flags potential upside:
  • The premium P/E relative to peers looks hard to justify against a 14.4 percent annual earnings decline and a 2.4 percent net margin, which usually argue for a discount rather than a premium.
  • Yet the roughly 76 percent gap between the HK$1.05 share price and the HK$4.42 DCF fair value implies that if profits stabilize or improve from today’s depressed levels, value focused investors could see this as a mispriced name.

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