Chinese Billionaire Cho Tak Wong's Auto Glass Flagship Says Profit Rose In 1st Qtr

Date: 2 May 2014

Fuyao Glass Industry Group, the auto-glass manufacturing flagship of Chinese billionaire Cho Tak Wong, said Tuesday net profit in the first three months of 2014 gained 20% from a year earlier to $76 million.

Revenue during gained 11.6% to $468 million. The company didn’t provide any analysis for the figures. 

The company’s Shanghai-traded shares climbed by 2.9% after the announcement yesterday.

Read more at: http://www.forbes.com/sites/russellflannery/2014/04/29/chinese-billionaire-cho-tak-wongs-auto-glass-flagship-says-profit-rose-in-1st-qtr/

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