-- 尽管Pexa集团（ASX：PXA）周一晚间发布公告称，其在澳大利亚的房产交易量在第三财季同比增长7.3%，达到93.5万套，高于去年同期的87.1万套，但该公司股价周二仍下跌近3%。 截至3月31日的季度中，过户交易量同比增长7.1%，从54.9万套增至58.8万套。再融资交易量同比增长7.9%，从20.2万套增至21.8万套，增速较上半年的约14%有所放缓。 该公司重申了其2026财年的业绩预测，预计集团核心税后净利润将达到此前预期的上限。预计集团收入为 3.95 亿澳元至 4.15 亿澳元，持续经营业务的税后核心净利润为 1500 万澳元至 2500 万澳元。
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