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Trades about 1,047% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Xiamen Anne Corporation Limited, headquartered in Xiamen, China, primarily operates in three core business areas: digital copyright and marketing, business information paper production, and lottery marketing. In its digital copyright and marketing division, the company provides a comprehensive range of services. These include online copyright protection, specialized services for digital content, and integrated social media management. It also focuses on delivering marketing and value-added solutions centered around intellectual property (IP) content. Furthermore, Xiamen Anne offers various internet-based marketing strategies, such as e-commerce promotion, broader internet marketing, brand development, and public relations (PR) campaign design, all underpinned by thorough market analysis. Additionally, the company is involved in the lottery industry, supplying and providing services to national lottery manufacturers, and facilitating paperless lottery sales. Its business information paper segment manufactures a diverse portfolio of specialized papers for both commercial and office applications. This includes point-of-sale (POS) papers, commercial billing forms, logistics and product labels, as well as general office supplies like copy paper, fax paper, computer printing paper, and photographic paper. These products are sold under a variety of brand names, notably Anne, King, Little Mars, Tropical Fish, Bright Color, Thanks, Jinhao, Yahao, Style, POS, Fuzhi, and Furi. The company was founded in 2007.
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