Yuhan Corporation (000105.KS), a South Korean healthcare provider, on Wednesday reported a sharp decline in net income for the third quarter ended September 30, 2025, mainly impacted by lower operating profits and reduced sales.
Quarterly net income was 18,135 million won, down 23.6% from 23,729 million won in the same period last year.
Cumulative net income was 96,466 million won, up 14.0% from KRW 84,623 million won a year earlier.
Net income from continuing operations before income tax was 28,749 million won, down 24.7% from 38,749 million won in the same quarter last year.
Cumulative net income from continuing operations before tax was 118,983 million won, up 9.2% from 109,002 million won in the same period last year.
Sales were 551,126 million won, down 5.8% from 585,167 million won in the same period last year.
Cumulative sales were 1,576,707 million won, up 2.9% from 1,532,940 million won in the same period prior year.
Operating income was 24,102 million won, down 55.7% from 54,466 million won in the same period last year.
Cumulative operating income was 78,375 million won, up 2.7% from 76,339 won million in the prior-year period.
As of Wednesday, YUHAN Corp.'s stock closed at 103,800.00 won, 2,100.00 won or 1.98 lower.
(Amended: Corrects headline to say sales declined)
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