OCG Plunges 41.27% as Earnings Gaps Spark Two-Day 78.47% Slide

The share price dropped to a record low today, with an intraday decline of 50.00%. Oriental Culture Holding Ltd (OCG) fell 41.27% in afternoon trading, extending a two-day slump that erased 78.47% of its value. The selloff reflects persistent uncertainty over the company’s financial transparency and earnings guidance, with recent reports omitting critical metrics like earnings per share (EPS) and revenue surprises.

Key developments include a recurring pattern of revenue growth without clear profitability signals. While OCG reported ¥175.43 million in revenue for May 2025 and ¥447.26 million for November 2024, no EPS figures were disclosed, raising questions about operational efficiency. The absence of recent EPS forecasts and dividend specifics has compounded investor skepticism, as historical data shows inconsistent profitability and opaque capital-return strategies. Analysts highlight that the lack of updated guidance ahead of the November 2025 earnings release could fuel further volatility.

The stock’s freefall underscores broader challenges in assessing OCG’s financial health. Missing key metrics—such as dividend yields and revenue surprises—has limited the ability to gauge institutional confidence or market sentiment. With no recent price target revisions or consensus estimates provided, the market remains anchored to outdated fundamentals. The upcoming November 2025 earnings report may serve as a pivotal catalyst, but until then, the company’s strategic direction and ability to restore investor trust remain in question.