-- 聚汇科技(深圳证券交易所代码:002027)公布第一季度归属于母公司股东的净利润为17.9亿元人民币,较上年同期的11.4亿元人民币增长58%。 根据周三提交给深圳证券交易所的文件,每股收益从0.0786元人民币增至0.1239元人民币。 营业收入同比增长2.0%,从28.6亿元人民币增至29.2亿元人民币。 这家广告公司的股价在最近的交易中上涨了5%。
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