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Trades about 119% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2005 and headquartered in Hong Kong, Silkwave Inc operates as an investment holding company primarily focused on convergent mobile multimedia broadcasting (CMMB). Its activities span mainland China, the United States, and Taiwan. Formerly known as CMMB Vision Holdings Limited, the company adopted its current name in August 2022. Silkwave Inc's operations are divided into two main segments: the CMMB Business, which handles the transmission and broadcast of television programs, and the Trading Business, which specializes in the commerce of printed circuit board materials. The company also provides satellite infotainment multimedia technology and services for vehicles and maritime applications, alongside general satellite services. Its diverse customer base includes LPTV programmers, electronic manufacturers, and satellite communication enterprises.
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