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Trades about 257% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
YOOZOO Interactive Co., Ltd. is a dynamic entertainment company primarily involved in the entire lifecycle of gaming, encompassing the creation, global distribution, marketing, and ongoing management of both mobile and web-based video games. Their extensive catalog of offerings includes well-known titles such as Game of Thrones Winter Is Coming, Thirty-Six Strategies, The Emperor, Era of Celestials, and Saint Seiya Awakening: Knights of the Zodiac. The company is also behind various installments of the League of Angels series (I, II, III, and Heaven's Fury), as well as Legacy of Discord, Light of Thel: Glory of Cepheus, Rangers of Oblivion, and Paradise Land. Additionally, they develop the Youth series of card-based mobile games. Founded in 2009, this Shanghai, China-headquartered firm was formerly recognized as YOOZOO Games Co., Ltd. before officially adopting its current name, YOOZOO Interactive Co., Ltd., in April 2021.
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