港股異動丨天立教育(1773.HK)反彈9% 中期股東應占溢利增長29%至2.7億元
格隆匯9月1日丨此前連續下跌6個月的天立教育(1773.HK)在9月首日拉昇反彈9%,報2.19港元,總市值已不足50億港元,較歷史高點回撤近8成。天立教育8月31日公佈,上半年營業額8.82億元人民幣(下同),按年升54.6%;純利2.7億元,按年升29.3%;每股盈利12.65分。派中期息4.56港仙,上年同期不派息。收益增加主要受公司自有學校的收益增加所帶動。

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