《盈警响号》鲁证期货(01461.HK)料上半年纯利按年跌55%至60%
鲁证期货(01461.HK)发盈警,预计截至2019年6月30日止六个月期间纯利按年下降约55%至60%,主要是由以下因素所致:(一)期内,由於市场利率下调,交易所减免政策变化,导致期货公司收入大幅下降。同时,受交易所程序化交易基础资源限制,公司程序化交易较去年大幅萎缩,导致收入进一步下降。
此外,(二)公司持有的金融产品公允价值变动引起公司投资收益大幅波动;及(三)为应对中国内地期货市场国际化,公司积极拓展国际化布局,新设机构短期内增加了运营成本。
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