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Trades about 107% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CTF Media & Entertainment Limited, an investment holding company, provides integrated communications services in Hong Kong. It operates through Media and Telecommunications segments. The Media segment offers domestic free television program, advertising, television relay, program licensing, theatrical release, and other related services. The Telecommunications segment includes operations related to broadband internet access, portal operations, telephony, network leasing, network construction, mobile agency services, and other related businesses. It also owns and operates digital television broadcasting network, which provides media and telecommunications services to approximately 2.3 million households. In addition, the company produces television and multimedia content focusing on news information, sports, music, and entertainment through omnimedia platforms. Further, the company involved in property leasing and investment; advertising services; content provision, programme production, and channel operation; production of TV programmes; programme production and acquisition; free television broadcasting; network operation; technology services; installation and maintenance of satellite television systems; musical works production and licensing; agency services; film production, distribution, and licensing services; and technical services. CTF Media & Entertainment Limited was formerly known as i-CABLE Communications Limited and changed its name to CTF Media & Entertainment Limited in August 2026. CTF Media & Entertainment Limited was incorporated in 1999 and is based in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong.
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