Juneyao Airlines: Net profit dropped 14.28% year-over-year amid higher maintenance costs and reduced capacity

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Net profit for the first nine months fell 14.28% year-over-year due to reduced capacity and higher engine maintenance costs. Revenue remained flat, while a share buyback reduced total share capital. Operating cash flow improved 6.98%.

Original document: Juneyao Airlines Co., Ltd. Class A [603885] Interim report — Oct. 31 2025

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Juneyao Airlines: Net profit rose 3.29% to ¥505.49 million, driven by international growth and cost control

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Revenue grew 1.02% YoY to ¥11.07 billion, with net profit up 3.29% to ¥505.49 million. International operations drove growth, offsetting domestic softness, while strong cash flow and ongoing share repurchases supported financial stability.

Original document: Juneyao Airlines Co., Ltd. Class A [603885] Interim report — Aug. 23 2025

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Market Chatter: Boeing Delivers First Aircraft to Chinese Airline Since Trump Tariffs

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Juneyao Airlines received the first Boeing aircraft delivered to a Chinese customer following the tariffs set by US President Donald Trump against China, Bloomberg News reported Friday.

Boeing delivered a 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft from Paine Field near Seattle to Pudong International Airport in Shanghai, the report said, citing data from Flightradar24.

The aircraft company also delivered a 737-8 Maxn jet for a Chinese customer on Friday, the report said.

The plane was headed to Hawaii before crossing the Pacific to Boeing's center in Zhoushan, China, Bloomberg said.

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Juneyao Airlines Logs Higher Passenger Capaviyu

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Juneyao Airlines' available seat kilometers, which measure an airline's passenger carrying capacity, inched up 0.5% year on year to 4.75 billion people-kilometers in May, according to a June 14 filing with the Shanghai bourse.

The number of passengers handled ticked up 0.3% from a year earlier to 2.3 million, while the cargo and mail throughput jumped 22% to 13,746.0 tons from the prior year.

For the first five months of the year, the airline company's ASK climbed 4.7% year on year to 24.0 billion yuan.

The number of passengers handled during the period slipped 0.4% to 11.4 million, while cargo and mail threshold jumped 24% to 64,825 tons.

Shares of the airline company were down 2% in recent trade

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Juneyao Airlines' Number of Passengers, Cargo Handled Rise in April

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Juneyao Airlines: Net profit declined 7.87% year-over-year despite stable revenue and strong operating cash flow

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Q1 2025 revenue was stable at RMB 5.72 billion, but net profit fell 7.87% to RMB 345 million, with cash flow from operations up 31.28% due to increased tax rebates and subsidies. The company continued its share buyback program.

Original document: Juneyao Airlines Co., Ltd. Class A [603885] Interim report — Apr. 30 2025

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Juneyao Airlines: Net profit dropped 14.28% year-over-year amid higher maintenance costs and reduced capacity

Juneyao Airlines: Net profit rose 3.29% to ¥505.49 million, driven by international growth and cost control

Market Chatter: Boeing Delivers First Aircraft to Chinese Airline Since Trump Tariffs

Juneyao Airlines Logs Higher Passenger Capaviyu

Juneyao Airlines' Number of Passengers, Cargo Handled Rise in April

Juneyao Airlines' Number of Passengers, Cargo Handled Rise in April

Juneyao Airlines: Net profit declined 7.87% year-over-year despite stable revenue and strong operating cash flow

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