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Trades about 575% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Inmyshow Digital Technology (Group) Co., Ltd., which previously operated as Beijing ShowWorld Technology Co., Ltd. (and originally INMYSHOW Inc.), delivers sophisticated cloud-based social marketing solutions. These offerings cater to the needs of both established brands and emerging small and micro enterprises. Among its core offerings is WEIQ, a big data cloud delivery platform designed to link businesses with social media personalities (often called 'red people') who require advertising services. Another key platform, SMART, assists major corporations across diverse sectors in navigating complex business hurdles by providing services such as in-depth market research, strategic planning, comprehensive resource integration, and advanced technology development. The company also offers Topklout, a specialized platform for assessing influencer value and facilitating copyright management agency services. Additionally, the Imsocial Red Accelerator provides a comprehensive suite of solutions for digital personalities, encompassing professional training, business trusteeship, intellectual property incubation, brand communication strategies, capital introduction, legal and human resources support, and expert business consulting. Its extensive client base spans various sectors, including fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), beauty products, the internet, 3C digital electronics, automotive, and financial services, among others. Established in 2009, the firm's operations are headquartered in Beijing, China.
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