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TABLE-Air China year net profit at 4.23 bln yuan

Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:43pm EDT

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 March 18 (Reuters) - Year ended December 31, 2007
 (in million yuan unless stated)
 Shr (yuan)               0.356  vs 0.262
 Final Div (yuan)         0.0684 vs 0.0492
 Net                      4,229.0 vs 2,687.84
 Turnover                 51,330.54 vs 44,936.61
 Company name             Air China Ltd.
 Books close              to be announced
 Dividend payable         to be announced
 NOTE - Air China (0753.HK), the national flag carrier of
China, is a leading provider of air passenger, air cargo and
airline-related services in China.
 The calculation of share earnings is based on the weighted
average of 11,878.99 million shares on issue during the period vs
10,256.26 million shares a year ago.
 Total dividends for the year were 0.0684 yuan vs 0.0492 yuan.
 (Reporting by Jimmy Tsim)



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