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Jarden公司称,第三财季业绩“稳健”,展现强劲增长势头。

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-- Jarden在周五发布的一份报告中指出,新闻集团(ASX:NWS)第三财季业绩“稳健”,展现出强劲增长势头。 该季度,新闻集团的息税折旧摊销前利润同比增长18%,超出Jarden此前2%的预期。道琼斯业务是业绩超预期的关键驱动因素。其调整后税后净利润同比增长20%。 这家投资公司指出,新闻集团的图书出版业务受益于实体书和电子书销量的增长。规模最小的新闻媒体业务表现最差,主要受到《加州邮报》创刊的影响。 Jarden重申对新闻集团的“增持”评级,目标价为46.30澳元。 新闻集团股价在上周五的交易中上涨了4%。

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