Longvie reports ARS 21.16 billion revenue: what it means for Longvie stock

Published on 10/06/2026 at 10:54 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Longvie revenue reached ARS 21.16 billion, while net loss hit ARS 3.17 billion. For Longvie stock, net margin was minus 14.98 percent.

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Longvie (ISIN ARP6356B1059) reported ARS 21.16 billion in revenue for the second quarter of 2026, while its net loss reached ARS 3.17 billion. The figures give Longvie stock a difficult earnings backdrop, with revenue growth accompanied by negative profitability.

Revenue growth meets losses

According to Investing.com on September 7, 2026, the latest reported quarter showed ARS 21.16 billion in revenue and earnings per share of minus ARS 5.73. The same entry identifies the latest reporting date as August 11, 2026, linking the figures to the second quarter rather than to an annual result.

The loss was also visible at the operating level. Longvie recorded an operating loss of ARS 1.50 billion and gross profit of ARS 1.97 billion in the second quarter of 2026, according to Investing.com. Gross profit therefore covered only part of the cost base, while the reported net margin stood at minus 14.98 percent.

What the figures mean

The comparison with the preceding quarter highlights the pressure on earnings. Revenue increased from ARS 14.41 billion to ARS 21.16 billion, while the net loss moved from ARS 2.87 billion to ARS 3.17 billion, based on the reported quarterly series from Investing.com. The figures suggest that sales momentum has not yet translated into an improvement in bottom-line performance.

Longvie is classified in the cyclical consumption sector and the household durables industry. Its business profile and financial history show why margin recovery matters: Eulerpool reports fiscal-year 2024 revenue of ARS 56.62 billion, EBIT of ARS 810.56 million and net income of minus ARS 9.14 billion.

Stock range remains wide

Longvie shares were listed at 17.20 ARS on September 16, 2026, while the 52-week range stood at ARS 15.40 to ARS 29.30 as of September 19, 2026. That range places the quoted level ARS 1.80 above the low and ARS 12.10 below the high, underscoring the stock's broad trading spread.

Longvie's market capitalization was ARS 9.38 billion as of September 19, 2026. The next market debate centers on whether the company can convert its ARS 21.16 billion quarterly revenue base into positive earnings and stronger operating margins.