BEIJING - China CNR Corporation Limited (CNR), one of China's state-owned train makers, said Friday it expects to see a net profit surge over 50 percent in 2011 from a year earlier, on the country's booming railway and metro construction.
The company's net profit will thus reach around 3 billion yuan ($476.12 million) in 2011, as CNR posted a profit of 1.91 billion yuan in 2010.
The train maker attributed the revenue growth to the "continuously rapid development" of
The profit estimate came despite the company's recall of a raft of trains after a deadly accident last summer.
On July 23, a high-speed train rammed into a stalled train near the city of
The company recalled 54 trains it supplied for the high-speed rail between
All the trains resumed service in December, after three months of modifications and repeated tests, according to the Ministry of Railways.