Digital China expects H1 loss attributable to shareholders of RMB 50 million-RMB 70 million

• Digital China flagged a first-half loss attributable to equity holders of RMB 50 million to RMB 70 million, versus a RMB 15 million profit a year earlier.
• The swing was driven by associate DCITS, 38.61% owned, forecasting a shareholder loss of RMB 240 million to RMB 390 million, versus RMB 96.4 million.
• DCITS booked provisions for estimated liabilities tied to a first-instance judgment in a contract dispute with Beijing Urban Construction Intelligent Control Technology.
• DCITS has appealed to the High People’s Court of Beijing, leaving the judgment not yet in effect.
• Interim results are due by end-August 2026.

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