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Trades about 91% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
SinoMedia Holding Limited, an investment firm, provides diverse advertising and marketing solutions to advertisers and agencies across Hong Kong, Singapore, and mainland China. The company specializes in television media management, encompassing resources for news, political, cultural, and children's programming. Its creative offerings include video production (shooting, editing, graphic design), and innovative content communication strategies. SinoMedia also delivers integrated brand communication services, covering strategic ad placement, promotional planning, public relations, and other multi-dimensional brand engagement efforts. Digital marketing and internet media services further round out its core competencies. Additionally, it develops and operates platforms like iBCP, an intelligent advertising placement system; lotour.com, a travel inspiration site; boosj.com, an interactive video platform; and wugu.com.cn, an agricultural information hub. The company is also involved in acting as an advertising agency for CCTV, investing in and producing film and television programs, and managing public service advertising networks. Founded in 1999, SinoMedia Holding Limited is based in Beijing, China.
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