-- 根据周三提交给香港交易所的文件显示,鞍钢(港交所代码:0347,沪交所代码:000898)2026年第一季度归属于母公司股东的亏损为14.6亿元人民币,较上年同期的5.54亿元人民币亏损扩大。 周四下午交易时段,鞍钢港交所股价下跌近4%。 每股亏损为0.156元人民币,而上年同期为0.059元人民币。 数据显示,营业利润同比下降超过12%,至220.2亿元人民币。
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