TREE NEWS reports: As of October 19, 161 A-share companies had released earnings forecasts for the first three quarters of 2026, with 134 issuing positive guidance, including 121 expecting year-on-year net profit growth and 13 forecasting a turnaround from losses to profit. Companies in energy storage, information technology and pharmaceuticals cited overseas business as a key growth driver.
134 of 161 A-share firms issue positive Q1-Q3 earnings forecasts
AI take
The overseas-demand angle is the detail worth flagging: energy storage, IT and pharma firms crediting foreign business for their improving outlook suggests external markets are doing more work for A-share earnings than the domestic picture. That matters for anyone tracking whether China's listed industrial and tech names are becoming more export-levered in their results. The open question is whether this overseas contribution holds in later reporting periods, or reflects a specific window of demand.
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