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How to interpret the 20021interim performance report for the first half of the year issued by ocean shipping service?

On 20021August 16, Ocean Shipping Service released the interim performance report of 20021. During the reporting period, the operating income was13.85 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 53.2%. Gross profit was 44 1 100 million yuan, up 71.6% year-on-year; The core net profit was 27 1 100 million yuan, a substantial year-on-year increase of109.7%; The area inside the pipe reached 57.79 million square meters, up 36.6% year-on-year.

Looking back on the performance of ocean shipping service in the first half of 20021,the management scale has been steadily improved, the core net profit has increased substantially, business writing asset management has become a new growth pole, and community value-added services have achieved leap-forward development. The newly expanded area is 109 1 10,000 square meters, and the diversified business development is constantly increasing.

Ocean Services continues to give play to its advantages in the field of business writing and inject new growth momentum. It is noteworthy that Ocean Shipping Services officially passed the special shareholders' meeting on August 6th, and signed a general agreement on commercial operation services with Ocean Shipping Group to provide commercial operation services for its 1 1 commercial projects and1office projects. At the same time, a commercial asset management platform will be established, starting from the second half of 20021,which will mainly provide commercial operation services for shopping centers, office buildings and other investment properties. It can be said that ocean service has changed from "operation manager" to "asset manager", which has realized the preservation and appreciation of the owner's assets, met the owner's needs and enhanced the competitiveness of overseas expansion.