RELX's 2022 Q3 Performance Report on NASDAQ

Nov.16.2022
RELX's 2022 Q3 Performance Report on NASDAQ
RELX released Q3 2022 results: net income down 37.7% YoY to CNY 10.444 billion, gross margin up to 50%.

On November 16th at 5 a.m. EST (November 16th at 4 p.m. Beijing time), RELX (Wuxin Technology), also known as Yooz, released their Q3 2022 financial report on the NASDAQ. The report highlighted several key data points.


Net income decreased by 37.7% from 16.767 billion yuan to 10.444 billion yuan. Gross profit margin increased by 10.9% to 50% from the previous year's 39.1%. Under U.S. GAAP adjustments, net income decreased by 48.4% from 9.764 billion yuan to 5.052 billion yuan. Unadjusted net income decreased by 27.4% from 4.527 billion yuan to 3.286 billion yuan from the same period last year.


Furthermore, YUEKE's R&D investment in Q3 2022 was 46 million yuan, a slight increase from the 44.6 million yuan invested during the same period in 2021.


Tomorrow, 2FIRSTS will present a more comprehensive overview of "Yueke's Q3 2022 financial report." Click here to view the content of Yueke's Q2 2022 financial report.


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