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Trades about 452% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating out of Shanghai, China, China Television Media, Ltd. is a diversified enterprise primarily engaged in film and television production, alongside offering media advertising agency services across China. Its comprehensive content creation division handles the complete process—from planning and investment to production and distribution—for various forms of series, including television dramas, new media dramas, feature films, TV movies, and digital films. This division also provides related services such as managing copyrights, offering technical support, engaging in co-productions, organizing television events and competitions, and leasing film and television equipment. As a media agency, the company provides advertising solutions specifically for CCTV-10, its science and education channel, and CCTV-17, its agricultural and rural channel. Beyond its core media operations, China Television Media also oversees tourist attractions like the Wuxi and Nanhai film and television bases, and conducts fund management activities. The company functions as a subsidiary of CCTV Wuxi Taihu Film and Television City.
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