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Trades about 367% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kuei Tien Cultural & Creative Entertainment engages in the television program production and screenwriting, film production and distribution, and art performing activities in Taiwan and China. It also engages in drama production, graphic design, product packaging design, literary and artistic creation, corporate image planning, and actor brokerage businesses. In addition, it is involved in the graphic production, investment consulting, business management consulting, and business information consulting activities. The company was formerly known as ShengHua Entertainment Communication co.,Ltd. and changed its name to Kuei Tien Cultural & Creative Entertainment in February 2024. Kuei Tien Cultural & Creative Entertainment was founded in 2000 and is based in Taipei, Taiwan.
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