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Trades about 124% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Crazy Sports Group Limited is an investment holding company situated in Beijing, China, operating as a provider of digital sports entertainment services across the People's Republic of China. The company's activities include the development and management of mobile applications and software, the creation of advertisements and entertainment content, and the provision of technical, promotional, and advertising solutions. It manages several key platforms, such as the Crazy Red Insights APP, a subscription-based sports information service, and the Crazy Sports APP, designed for social interaction among sports enthusiasts. Furthermore, it develops and publishes a range of sports and casual games, and offers lottery ticket services through its retail channels. Formerly known as V1 Group Limited, the company officially adopted its current name in June 2021.
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