-- TCL Electronics （香港証券取引所：1070）は、2026年第1四半期の帰属利益を前年同期比125%～150%増の3億6000万香港ドル～4億香港ドルと見込んでいると、日曜日に香港証券取引所に提出した書類で明らかにした。
同社の株価は月曜日の午前中の取引で4%近く上昇した。
売上高は前年同期比10%～20%増の278億香港ドル～304億香港ドルになると予想している。
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