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China Agri (606.HK) Announces the Profit Attributable to Owners of the Company for 2019 Expected to Decline 8% to 11% YoY

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HONG KONG, Jan 16, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - On January 14 th 2020, China Agri-Industries Holdings Ltd. ("China Agri") released the estimated annual results for 2019, expecting the profit attributable to owners of the company to range from HK$1,200 million to HK$1,240 million, which represents a 8% to 11% decline compared to the HK$1,346 million...

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