-- 樂天七星飲料（KRX:005300）週一向韓國交易所提交的文件顯示，該公司第一季歸屬於股東的淨利潤為244億韓元，較上年同期的70億韓元增長248%。 這家韓國飲料公司的銷售額年增4.6%，從9,103億韓元增至9,525億韓元。 樂天七星飲料的股價在收盤時上漲超過3%。
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