建業實業(00216.HK)上半財年純利升9.32%至5847.9萬港元
格隆匯11月25日丨建業實業(00216.HK)公佈中期業績,截至2021年9月30日止6個月,公司收入為6.10億港元,同比減少18.73%;公司擁有人應占溢利為5847.9萬港元,同比增長9.32%;每股盈利0.11港元。
若撇除投資物業公平值虧損(經扣除遞延税項)1300萬港元,則截至2021年9月30日止六個月股東應占的相關溢利淨額為7100萬元。
公吿稱,收入下跌,主要是由於集團中國大陸發展項目的已確認物業銷售減少所致。
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