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Trades about 713% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Beijing Funshine Culture Media Co., Ltd. specializes in delivering comprehensive creative design, equipment rental and leasing, and engineering solutions for a diverse range of artistic and cultural events. The company offers an extensive suite of services, encompassing everything from initial event planning, artistic conceptualization, and stage design to urban landscape construction, advanced lighting and audio system integration, and cutting-edge multimedia production. It also provides expertise in live performance management, cultural tourism development, and general business management, alongside rental options for lighting, video, and sound equipment. Catering to theaters and art venues both domestically and internationally, its portfolio includes supporting events such as concerts, conferences, theatrical productions, art exhibitions, commemorative ceremonies, and literary festivals. Established in 2002, the firm was formerly known as Beijing FengShangShiJi Culture Media Co., Ltd. until its rebranding to Beijing Funshine Culture Media Co., Ltd. in May 2021. Its operations are headquartered in Beijing, China.
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