HK/China Healthcare Analyst (ex-Fosun Pharma)

Xinyao (Criss) Wang

Over 15 years' experience in both finance and healthcare, covering clinic operations, investment and equity research in both China and overseas.

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Equity Bottom-Up

JD Health International  / Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>JD Health's 23Q3 results were below expectations. Due to the high base of 22H2 (especially 22Q4), revenue growth could become negative in 23Q4, thus dragging down 2023 full year growth.</li>
<li>Considering the high base in 23H1, performance pressure could continue until 24H1. JD Health’s past high growth will be gone. Investors may need to get used to the lower-than-expected growth.</li>
<li>Share price of JD Health is now in the bottom range. Current valuation is attractive. Despite the performance headwind, P/S is expected to return to about 3 to 4.</li>
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JD Health's 23Q3 results were below expectations. Due to the high base of 22H2 (especially 22Q4), revenue growth could become negative in 23Q4, thus dragging down 2023 full year growth.
Considering the high base in 23H1, performance pressure could continue until 24H1. JD Health’s past high growth will be gone. Investors may need to get used to the lower-than-expected growth.
Share price of JD Health is now in the bottom range. Current valuation is attractive. Despite the performance headwind, P/S is expected to return to about 3 to 4.


JD Health (6618.HK) 23Q3 - Performance Decline Is Inevitable, but There Is Upside Room for Valuation