-- 根據週末在上海證券交易所發布的公告顯示，摩爾線業（SHA:688795）2026年第一季轉虧為盈，實現淨利294億元人民幣，去年同期淨虧損1.125億元。 這家圖形處理器製造商每股收益為0.06元人民幣，去年同期每股虧損0.28元。 業績改善主要得益於營收大幅成長，從2025年第一季的2.889億元增加至7.376億元人民幣，增幅高達155%。
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