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Trades about 350% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Simei Media Co.,Ltd. operates as an advertising company in China. The company provides brand management, creative advertising, entertainment content, digital interaction, full-borne media planning and buying, public relations promotion, effectiveness measurement, media planning and agency, and outdoor media operations services, as well as digital marketing services. The company operated through three segments: marketing services, film and television content, and digital copyright operations and services segments. It engages in IP sourcing; digital reading and copyright operations, and services comprising digital reading and audio content product operations; short videos, information flow, and social e-commerce services. In addition, the company is involved in all-media planning and agency services. Further, it provides information transmission, software, and information technology services; and radio, television, film, and sound recording services, as well as commercial and business services. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Hangzhou, China.
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