德商產投服務(02270.HK)2021年純利跌22.1%至3344萬元 毛利率下滑
格隆匯3月30日丨德商產投服務(02270.HK)公佈2021年度業績,期內集團實現收入2.53億元人民幣(單位下同),同比增長98.0%;毛利1.03億港元,同比增長65.0%,毛利率由上年同期的49.0%降至40.8%;母公司擁有人應占溢利3344.0萬元,同比下降22.1%;每股基本盈利7.33分,不派息。
截至2021年12月31日,集團管理37項物業,在管總建築面積約為490萬平方米,其中大部分物業位於成都。
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