Perfect management commentary says 1H 2026 revenue rises 5.9% on YouCam subscription growth driven by generative AI features
Bitget2026/09/24 10:11- Perfect management commentary flagged revenue up 5.9% to USD 34.28 million for the six months ended June 30, 2026.
- Growth tied to higher YouCam app and web subscriptions, supported by demand for generative AI and AI photo-video editing features.
- Active subscribers fell 14.6% to 820,000, which management attributed to intensifying competition in AI-driven apps.
- Gross margin rose to 81.5% from 76.6% as cost of sales fell 16.1% on more standardized SaaS delivery.
- Net income increased 45.3% to USD 3.63 million, reflecting steady revenue growth, cost control, lower interest income, and smaller gains.
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