-- 根據週二提交給深圳證券交易所的文件,洛陽盛隆礦業(SHE:001257)預計2025年歸屬於母公司股東的淨利潤將同比增長17%,從2024年的7.568億元人民幣增至8.839億元人民幣。 這家鉬礦企業的每股盈餘也將年增17%,從上年的0.4669元人民幣增加至0.5453元。 營業收入將年增22%,從28.6億元增加到35億元。
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