旭辉永升服务(01995.HK)2021年纯利增长58%至6.17亿元 末期息0.1299港元
格隆汇3月22日丨旭辉永升服务(01995.HK)公吿,截至2021年12月31日止年度,公司收入约为人民币47.03亿元,较2020年增长50.8%;公司拥有人应占溢利约为人民币6.17亿元,较2020年元增长58.0%;末期股息每股0.1299港元(2020年:每股0.0838港元)。
于2021年12月31日,集团物业管理服务的合约建筑面积约为270.8百万平方米,较2020年12月31日约181.2百万平方米增长约49.4%。
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