金辉集团(00137.HK)年度由盈转亏345万港元
格隆汇3月17日丨金辉集团(00137.HK)宣布,于2019年度,公司营业额4.93亿港元,同比减少17%;公司股东应占亏损345万港元,上年同期溢利4822万港元;每股亏损0.007港元。
2019年来自运费及船租营业收入对比2018年减少17%至4.93亿港元。收入减少主要由于自置船舶数目减少及集团自置船舶于2019年所赚取的每天平均的相对期租租金稍微下降至9,533美元(约74,000港元),对比2018年为9,922美元(约77,000港元)。
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