-- 中國鐵建（港交所代號：1186，滬交所代號：601186）週三向香港交易所提交的公告顯示，第一季歸屬於股東的淨利為43.9億元人民幣，較上年同期的51.5億元下降15%。 這家鐵路基礎設施開發商的香港股票在周四下午的交易中下跌了3%。 每股收益為0.28元人民幣，而上年同期為0.34元。 營收年減9.8%，從去年同期的2,568億元降至2,316億元。
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