TREE NEWS reports: All 614 companies listed on China’s STAR Market have disclosed their third-quarter reports, with adjusted net profit for the first three quarters rising 674.17% year on year, compared with a 474.56% increase in net profit. The roughly 200-percentage-point gap indicates that profit growth came almost entirely from core operations.
STAR Market firms post 674% YoY rise in adjusted net profit for first three quarters
The gap between adjusted and reported profit growth is the real signal here: it suggests earnings quality improved rather than being flattered by one-off items, a meaningful distinction for a board built around hard-tech names. Because the disclosure covers all 614 listed companies, this reads as a broad-based rather than narrow recovery, which matters for anyone tracking the STAR Market as a proxy for China's tech-sector fundamentals. The open question is whether that core-operating momentum persists into the fourth quarter, or whether the first three quarters reflect a low base and cyclical tailwinds.
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