中國恆泰集團(02011.HK):預計年度綜合虧損將減少50%
格隆匯3月28日丨中國恆泰集團(02011.HK)發佈公吿,預期截至2021年12月31日止年度公司擁有人應占未經審核綜合虧損將較2020年同期減少約50%。
公吿稱,虧損減少的主要原因如下:公司截至2021年12月31日止年度的收益及毛利分別較往年上升約40.9%及103.8%。增加主要由於2021年紡織服裝行業的整體經營狀況愈趨穩定,公司的銷售因而逐步回升,致令銷售訂單及單價有所增長。
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