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Trades about 1,061% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hunan TV & Broadcast Intermediary Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise, primarily engaged in a diverse range of advertising operations throughout the People's Republic of China. Its core services encompass advertising agencies, digital media solutions, and transit advertising (such as rail self-media), alongside offerings in online gaming. In addition to these media-related ventures, the company actively participates in investment activities. Its broader scope also includes the management of cable television networks, as well as the ownership and operation of an amusement park and the luxury five-star Saint Fitz Hotel. The company was founded in Changsha, PRC, in 1998.
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