Guangdong Syntrust Issues Profit Warning, Anticipates Significant Decline in Net Profit for First Half of 2025

Reuters07-17
Guangdong Syntrust Issues Profit Warning, Anticipates Significant Decline in Net Profit for First Half of 2025

Guangdong Syntrust GK Testing and Certification Tech Service Center Co., Ltd., a joint stock company incorporated in China, has issued a profit warning to its shareholders and potential investors. The company advises caution when dealing in its securities, following an announcement made under Rule 17.10 of the GEM Listing Rules of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited. The Board of Directors, led by Chairman and Executive Director Mr. Lai Feng, collectively accepts full responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of the information disclosed. The announcement, which is available on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange website and the company's website, highlights the company's commitment to transparency regarding its financial outlook.

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