The company's interim results showed revenue from the online advertising business rose 27.2 percent to 362.3 million yuan. In June 2019, Meitu app's users spent over 12 minutes per day on average, from approximately 5 to 6 minutes per day prior to the transformation.
The company, controlled by billionaire Hui Ka Yan, reported a 250 percent jump in core first-half profit, which excludes one-time items, to 27.3 billion yuan on Monday, citing increased property sales and prices.
The company said it made a major breakthrough this year by launching its duplex stainless steel products-high-strength steel with lots of chromium-in Europe's high-end materials market.
The company plans to use the RNIS for more games in the future, according to the statement.
The competition among imported wines and the continued downward prices are further reducing the profit margins of foreign wine makers compared with their domestic competitors, which makes wine distributors more carefully consider their balance of foreign wines versus domestic ones.
The comprehensive scientific expedition, jointly carried out by the Changjiang River Scientific Research Institute (CRSRI) of the Changjiang Water Resources Commission and the water conservancy departments of Northwest China's Qinghai province, aims to further explore the water resources and ecology in the region, including hydrology, silt content and soil erosion, according to the CRSRI.
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The company's goal is for China to be involved in at least 80 percent of its global early-phase and key clinical research programs within three years and 80 percent of its programs to be submitted for approval in the country simultaneously and to be introduced to the market.
The company's net profit attributable to equity holders rose 3.3 percent year on year to 108.6 billion yuan (.4 billion) in the first six months (H1), as calculated under the international financial reporting standards, according to a statement filed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
The company's clients now include big State-owned financial institutions such as Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Bank of China.
The company will continue to import models into China because "it does not make any sense" to produce them locally considering its absolute volume and local customers' passion for the brand's German DNA, said Oliver Blume, chairman of Porsche's executive board, on Tuesday.