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Trades about 195% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shunya International Martech (Beijing) Co., Ltd. specializes in offering comprehensive marketing solutions, alongside operating marketing technology platforms and delivering advanced data technology products. Their digital marketing portfolio encompasses end-to-end integrated marketing and communication strategies tailored for clients across diverse sectors, including automotive, internet technology, IT communications, and manufacturing. This also extends to digital advertising, covering brand promotion, performance-based ad delivery, and e-commerce platform management. Moreover, the company furnishes data technology product services such as real-time network public opinion tracking, cutting-edge big data platform solutions, and comprehensive online evaluation systems. These are complemented by extensive technical support, covering daily maintenance, issue resolution, system setup, and user training. Established in Beijing, China, in 2007, the company originally operated as Shunya International Brand Consulting (Beijing) Co., Ltd., adopting its current name, Shunya International Martech (Beijing) Co., Ltd., in May 2019.
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