Aug 27 (Reuters) - Tiande Chemical Holdings Ltd:
* HY LOSS FOR PERIOD ATTRIBUTABLE RMB36.0 MILLION VERSUS PROFIT ATTRIBUTABLE OF RMB79.7 MILLION
* HY REVENUE RMB562 MILLION VERSUS RMB750.7 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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