沪上阿姨：2025年营收44.66亿元，同比增长36%

This pattern is used in formal written Chinese to mark a deadline or the ending point of a time period. “截至” means “up to/as of,” and “止” reinforces the endpoint. It is common in reports, announcements, and financial texts.

“之” is a formal written connector, often replacing “的” in news, legal, or financial language. It links two nouns, often showing possession, classification, or description. In modern spoken Chinese, “的” is much more common.

This structure introduces information or conclusions based on data, reports, or evidence. “显示” means “to show/indicate.” It is frequently used in formal writing to present results objectively.

“同比” means “compared with the same period last year,” and “增长” means “to increase/grow.” Together they are a very common financial and statistical pattern used to describe annual growth rates.

Chinese formal writing often places multiple data points side by side using punctuation like semicolons. This creates a parallel structure for comparing metrics clearly and efficiently, especially in business or news reports.