TREE NEWS update: JL Mag Rare-Earth said it expects attributable net profit of 735 million to 800 million yuan for the first three quarters of 2026, up 42.59% to 55.20% from 515 million yuan a year earlier. Non-recurring net profit is guided at 659 million to 724 million yuan, up 53.22% to 68.33%, with third-quarter attributable profit of 273 million to 338 million yuan. Revenue rose about 40% year on year, led by a roughly 100% jump in robotics and industrial servo motor revenue, while humanoid robot motor rotors entered small-batch delivery.
JL Mag Guides 2026 First Three Quarters Net Profit Up 42.6%-55.2%
The standout is the mix, not the headline growth: robotics and industrial servo motor revenue roughly doubling, with humanoid robot motor rotors reaching small-batch delivery, points to rare-earth magnet demand shifting from legacy end markets toward automation and humanoid platforms. That matters because it ties a Chinese magnet supplier's earnings trajectory to the pace of humanoid commercialization rather than to conventional EV or consumer demand. Whether small-batch rotor delivery scales into volume orders, and whether that robotics revenue line keeps compounding at this rate, is the open question to watch.
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