Simor International: 1H 2021 Profit of RMB 5.653 Billion, Gross Margin 47.9%.

Aug.24.2022
Simor International: 1H 2021 Profit of RMB 5.653 Billion, Gross Margin 47.9%.
Simo International earned CNY 56.53 billion in H1 with a 47.9% gross profit margin. Third-party content; copyright with original media and author.

Simao International: Earned RMB 5.653 billion in revenue and had a gross profit margin of 47.9% in the first half of the year.


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