Roe Island has a big increase in net profit

Roe Island (002069) with net profit has increased by more than 3 times times to hand over a beautiful "test" report card, the company's share price has been rising all the way.　　But market analysts said the Roe Island's performance in the second half of the year would be sorely tested by the impact of the oil spill at the company's location. Roe Island announced today that the company's first half of 2010 to achieve total operating income of 792 million yuan, an increase of 43.11% per cent, the net profit attributable to the shareholders of the listed company is 170 million yuan, the year-on-year large increase of 321.85%;　　The report said that the ecological aquaculture project results, the expansion of resources to accelerate production capacity, and the international and domestic market channel layout Strengthening is the main reason for the first half of the company's net profit increase. In terms of market performance, the company's share price rose 1.78% to 38.78 yuan/share in the background of a 2.89% per cent plunge in the Shanghai Composite Index yesterday. There are market participants said the company announced earlier in the first half of 2010 net profit Year-on-year growth of 300%-350%, is the company's share price soaring momentum.　　In fact, Roe Island's share price from the beginning of 18.53 yuan/share to close yesterday, the rise has reached 109%. However, the recent oil spill in Dalian has played a huge question mark on the continued growth of Roe Island's performance. reported that, because the oil spill occurred in the location of several farms near the company, after the incident, the company immediately launched emergency plans, closed part of the possible pollution of the water system, the company culture of seafood is not contaminated. Qilu Securities analysts said the oil spill could have a huge impact on the future performance of Roe Island, consumer concerns about food safety are sometimes irrational, but they still affect the choice of restaurants and aquatic traders, and the Roe Island's performance is likely to be hard to reproduce in the shadow of the oil spill.