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Trades about 963% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Talkweb Information System Co.,Ltd. operates in China, focusing on two primary business sectors: digital education solutions and the development and distribution of mobile games. Within its educational portfolio, the company delivers comprehensive services for academic assessment and examination grading. This encompasses a sophisticated online marking system designed for a diverse array of paper-based tests, including crucial national university entrance exams, graduate school admissions, high school assessments, self-study examinations, academic proficiency tests, the national College English Test (CET) levels 4 and 6, and various institutional campus examinations. Furthermore, Talkweb offers smart education services, providing advanced IT solutions for educational administrative bodies and academic institutions. These offerings include integrated smart campus systems for schools, engaging multimedia content for preschool education, and robust cloud-based software services. Complementing its educational offerings, the company actively researches, develops, and distributes mobile gaming titles. Established in 1996, Talkweb is headquartered in Changsha, China.
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