In the first half of this year, the net profit growth of Jin Fei Da was 1530%, the main reason for the increase was 100% of the company's acquisition of Nanjing's ottop Amperex Technology Limited in May.

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Shares received investment income, net profit in the first half increased 413.79% year-on-year;

Shares are expected to grow by 60%~110% in the first half of the year, and the acquisition of the game business is the main growth point of the company's profits.

After deducting the benefits from cross-border investments, Shanshan shares are in the first half of this year.

The main industry only achieved 302 million yuan in revenue, down 55.36% compared to the same period last year. Jin Feida's net profit in the first half of 2014 was 81.9% lower than that of the previous year.

In the six months' performance notice, only a few companies, such as search engine, Hai Lan's home and AOKANG international, have attributed the growth of profits to the optimization of terminal sales and the expansion of e-commerce channels.

Even so, financial investment with high added value is also an important point of profit increase.

In addition, although the overall situation is up, there are still seven wolves, a group of shares, and cards and so on. The performance of these companies has continued to decline, and for the decline in performance, the companies mentioned the reasons for "reduction in orders" and "no rebound in retail sales".

Facing the half year report card of the listed garment enterprises, Yu Xiangpin, Secretary General of China Textile Planning Research Association and director of the industry research department of China Textile Construction Planning Institute, frankly, this is the natural stabilization of the domestic garment industry after several years of decline.

Wang Zhuo, vice president of China Apparel Association, said: "this can only show that the initial adjustment of the internal adjustment of enterprises can not prove that the market situation has improved.

It is too early to persuade the industry to get warmer.

Sorting out the semi annual reports of some listed garment enterprises found that most of the profits of many companies came from cross-border investment which had nothing to do with the clothing industry.