太化股份(600281.SH):預計2019年度扭虧為盈 預盈3500萬-5000萬元
格隆匯1月15日丨太化股份(600281.SH)披露2019年年度業績預盈公告,預計2019年年度實現歸屬於上市公司股東的淨利潤3500萬元到5000萬元,上年同期為虧損1.15億元,同比實現扭虧為盈;預計歸屬於上市公司股東扣除非經常性損益後的淨利潤-1230萬元到260萬元。
報告期業績預盈的主要原因:(一)期內收到政府土地出讓款及建構築物拆除補償款較上年同期增加5645萬元;(二)資產減值損失預計較上年減少13802萬元。
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