Guotai Haitong(02611) announced its 2025 performance, with net profit attributable to shareholders approximately 27.809 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 113.52%.

Cathay/Haitong (02611) announced its 2025 performance. Total revenue and other income were approximately RMB 103.713 billion, up 99.31%; attributable net profit to owners was RMB 27.809 billion, up 113.52%; and basic earnings per share were RMB 1.74.

As of December 31, 2025, the group’s total assets were RMB 2,114.338 billion, an increase of 101.80% from the end of the previous year. Of these, financial assets measured at fair value with changes recognized in profit or loss were RMB 688.563 billion, up 68.57% from the end of the previous year; cash held on behalf of brokerage customers was RMB 416.419 billion, up 105.57% from the end of the previous year; margin financing was RMB 253.572 billion, up 138.61% from the end of the previous year; debt instruments measured at fair value with changes recognized in other comprehensive income were RMB 145.669 billion, up 69.33% from the end of the previous year; and deposits for guarantees were RMB 121.709 billion, up 85.80% from the end of the previous year.

During the reporting period, the company successfully completed the delivery for this merger and reorganization transaction, steadily and efficiently completed the integration of the parent company, and successfully completed legal entity changeovers and internal client changeovers, laying a solid foundation for future development. It pushed forward an all-round intelligent and digital transformation in depth; the rollout of intelligent applications initially showed results. It became the first company in the industry to obtain approval to launch a large language model customer-service “companion” on its APP. It released “Lingxi APP 2.0,” an AI investment partner that accompanies users throughout the entire journey, achieving multiple AI application rollouts, with industry-leading firsts. It optimized and upgraded the three major customer service systems, fully implemented standardized operations of branch institutions and the team-building of investment advisory professionals, created an institutional sales alliance, and continuously deepened “investment + investment banking + investment research” collaboration. By enhancing overall capabilities to improve operating efficiency, it initially achieved “expanding increments and broadening coverage, improving quality and efficiency.” At the same time, it continued to empower customer operations and business development by leveraging platforms such as Junhong APP, Dahe, and Investment Banking Zhijian. It accelerated and improved its internationalization layout, optimized the coordination and linkage mechanisms between domestic and overseas operations, better coordinated resources across domestic and overseas markets, advanced cross-border integration for major businesses, and drove upgrades to its global service network. The acquisition of an Indonesian securities company by an overseas subsidiary was reviewed and approved by the board of directors. It comprehensively strengthened the “three lines of defense”—business units, compliance and risk control, and internal control audit. The compliance and risk-control management mechanism is sound and effective. External evaluations have remained excellent. It is the only company in the industry that has received the A-class AA-level highest regulatory rating for 18 consecutive years, maintaining the highest international credit rating among China-based securities firms. Its MSCI ESG rating remains the highest AAA level among global peers. It received the highest rating in the industry’s cultural-building practice evaluation for five consecutive years. It was successfully selected into key indices including the CSI A500 Index, the SSE 50 Index, the FTSE China A50 Index, and the FTSE China 50 Index, among others.

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