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Trades about 88% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tian Ge Interactive Holdings Limited, established in 2008 with its headquarters in Hangzhou, PRC, operates as an investment holding company. Its primary focus lies in interactive entertainment, managing live social video platforms and developing mobile and online games for both the People's Republic of China and international markets. The company's operations are divided into its Online Interactive Entertainment Service segment and other diversified activities. It boasts a suite of popular mobile live streaming applications, including Miao Broadcasting, Crystal Live Broadcasting, Happy Live Broadcasting, and Feng Broadcasting. Tian Ge also cultivates dynamic many-to-many live social video communities, offering a wide array of content such as karaoke sessions, singing competitions, and talk shows spanning comedy, sports, and pop culture. These platforms also host educational lectures on subjects like finance, personal health, and general education. For one-to-many interactions, the company runs Sina Showcase, enabling hosts to present content to an audience via a single-direction video stream. Beyond its core entertainment business, Tian Ge engages in other ventures. This includes providing vehicle mortgage loans through Jiurong.com, undertaking software research and development, offering technical and consulting expertise, and delivering online entertainment and advertising services. The company is also involved in creating and selling mobile games, and strategically invests in various financial instruments.
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