Meituan reported second-quarter revenue of $15.62 billion, up 14.4% from a year earlier, according to a South China Morning Post report surfaced by Techmeme. The Chinese food delivery and local services company also reported adjusted net profit of $372 million for the quarter. The result ended a three-quarter losing streak, according to the same report. South China Morning Post said the food delivery price war cooled. The provided material does not include Meituan’s full earnings release, segment-level figures, margins, order volumes, or management commentary. That limits what can be concluded from this cluster beyond the reported revenue growth, adjusted profit, end of the three-quarter losing streak, and the outlet’s statement that the food delivery price war cooled. For investors, the key point is that Meituan reported revenue growth and adjusted profit after three quarters of losses, according to South China Morning Post. The current source material does not establish whether that improvement will continue in future periods. Who benefits: Meituan benefits from reporting adjusted profit after three quarters of losses. Investors focused on profitability get a new reported data point, but the source material is limited. Who's exposed: Too early to tell from the provided material. The source does not identify specific competitors or quantify exposure.