-- 北京シノハイテック（香港証券取引所：2402、上海証券取引所：688339）は、2025年の帰属損失が6億1850万元となり、2024年の4億5180万元から拡大したと、月曜日に香港証券取引所に提出した書類で明らかにした。 1株当たり損失は2.67元で、前年の1.95元から悪化した。 売上高は前年比29%減の2億5850万元だった。
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