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Trades about 124% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 2009 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China, iDreamSky Technology Holdings Limited operates as an investment holding company and a leading digital entertainment platform, with its primary focus on the Chinese game publishing market. The company's operations are divided into two main divisions: Game and Information Services, and Experiential Retail Business. Through its Game and Information Services segment, iDreamSky distributes a diverse portfolio of both internally developed and licensed third-party games to players. These titles are made accessible via various channels, including prominent mobile application stores, software distribution platforms, and collaborations with other game publishers. This division also provides in-game information, comprehensive mobile game development, ongoing support such as content updates and maintenance services, and advertising solutions. The Experiential Retail Business arm offers immersive game console experiences and retails popular merchandise themed around gaming and cultural intellectual properties. Beyond these core activities, iDreamSky is also involved in developing internet and software technologies, and extends its services to areas like financing, cultural initiatives, sports, entertainment, and general internet information.
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