-- 根据周二提交给深圳证券交易所的文件显示，37 Interactive Entertainment Network Technology（深圳证券交易所代码：002555）第一季度归属于母公司股东的净利润同比增长59%，达到8.733亿元人民币，而去年同期为5.492亿元人民币。 这家在线游戏发行商的每股收益同比增长60%，从去年同期的0.25元人民币增至0.40元人民币。 营业收入同比下降12%，从42.4亿元人民币降至37.2亿元人民币。
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