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Hae-hin's food was 13% higher last year

2015-03-27 14:452700

On the evening of 26 march, hae-hin food was published for 2014. The annual report shows that in 2014 the company achieved an operating income of $855 million, an increase of 13. 36 per cent over the same period; net profits attributable to shareholders in listed companies of $18,393. 3 million, a decrease of 45. 51 per cent over the same period; and an income of approximately 0. 1301 per share. The company proposes to find a gold dividend of $1 (including taxes) per 10 shares from all shareholders, using the company's gross equity as a base at the end of 2014, and to transfer 10 shares per 10 shares from the capital pool to all shareholders。

According to the company, during the reporting period, the use of inputs from the company's dongshan and ka xing plants resulted in a further increase in the capacity to scale, standardize, aggregate and order production; the promotion of the haihin single product strategy and the focus on high-end fish products enhanced the competitiveness of the company's product market; the expansion of businesses and the launch of input and marketing of e-commerce business networks enhanced the company's marketing penetration; and internal business integration and optimization enhanced the company's ability to compete in the market. As a result, revenues from corporate sales have increased significantly over the previous period。

At the same time, the company stated that the decline in performance was due mainly to a slight decrease in the aggregate māori rate as a result of continued low-price competition in the industry, as well as to an increase in remuneration costs resulting from annual salary increases and the inclusion of new companies in consolidated statements, as well as to an increase in the cost of business over more than 3,000 new supermarkets and 1,000 new fish product promotions。

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