-- 根據週六提交給滬深交易所的公告，中國石油工程股份有限公司（SHA:600339）第一季歸屬於母公司股東的淨利潤年增8.4%，達到2.106億元人民幣，去年同期為1.942億元人民幣。 這家能源工程公司的每股盈餘年增8.4%，達到0.0377元人民幣，去年同期為0.0348元。 營業收入較去年同期下滑1.5%，從171億元降至169億元。
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