ST步森(002569.SZ):預計前三季度淨利3500萬元–4500萬元 同比扭虧為盈
格隆匯10月14日丨ST步森(002569.SZ)公佈2021年前三季度業績預吿,公司歸屬於上市公司股東的淨利潤3500萬元–4500萬元,同比扭虧為盈;基本每股收益0.24元/股–0.31元/股。
2021年7月1日-9月30日,歸屬於上市公司股東的淨利潤為虧損300萬元–盈利700萬元,基本每股收益為虧損0.02元/股–盈利:0.05元/股。
業績扭虧主要由於深圳前海匯能金融控股集團有限公司案件轉回預計負債約4145萬元,該事項屬於非經常性損益。
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