-- 雲南金迅資源（香港証券取引所：3636）は、2025年の帰属利益が3億2880万元となり、2024年の2億240万元から62%増加したと、金曜日に香港証券取引所に提出した書類で明らかにした。 1株当たり利益は2.98元で、前年の1.84元から増加した。 売上高は前年比28%増の22億7000万元となった。 同社はまた、1株当たり0.33元の期末配当を提案しており、6月24日現在の株主名簿に記載されている株主に対し、7月10日に支払われる予定である。
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