青岛控股(00499.HK)预计年度盈利同比减少75%-85%
格隆汇 3 月 18日丨青岛控股(00499.HK)公布,于截至2020年12月31日止年度,集团的公司拥有人应占溢利预期将较截至2019年12月31日止九个月的人民币1140万元减少约75%至85%。
董事会认为溢利减少主要是以下因素造成:(i)与截至2019年12月31日止九个月相比,截至2021年12月31日止年度的投资物业公平值增幅较小;(ii)应付法律及专业费用有所增加;及(iii)与应付最终控股公司的利息开支有关的财务费用有所增加。
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