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Trades about 2,044% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CITIC Guoan Information Industry Co., Ltd. is a multifaceted enterprise with significant involvement in developing and managing communication infrastructure, particularly cable television and satellite networks. The company offers a comprehensive suite of media and broadband services, including standard television programming, on-demand video, high-definition entertainment, and high-speed cable internet, alongside other value-added digital offerings. Beyond media, its technology portfolio spans software and hardware development, IT system integration, call center outsourcing, and innovative solutions for enterprise information communication and mobile internet. Notably, CITIC Guoan also maintains a substantial presence in real estate development, constructing residential complexes, hotels, office spaces, and tourism-related properties. Furthermore, the company conducts research and development in internet network technologies and application solutions, coupled with the sale of domain names and associated digital applications. Its expertise is applied across various intelligent sectors, such as smart buildings, smart transportation, and smart cities, among other advanced technological domains. Established in 1997, CITIC Guoan is headquartered in Beijing, China.
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