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Trades about 558% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Cultural Investment Holdings Co.,Ltd (symbol: 600715.SS) is a multifaceted corporation primarily engaged in the entertainment and digital interactive media industries, with a strong focus on film, television, and gaming. The company's involvement in the cinematic and broadcast sectors encompasses the administration and oversight of theaters and film venues, alongside the financing, creation, and dissemination of various film and television productions. Within its gaming division, it is responsible for the innovation, development, and ongoing management of games for mobile, web, and H5 platforms, as well as other digital content. Beyond these core activities, Cultural Investment Holdings offers strategic consulting services aimed at fostering local cultural sectors, deploys capital into cultural enterprises, and facilitates the integration of cultural intellectual property assets. It also manages and expands cultural industry parks. Moreover, the company operates an entertainment talent agency, providing services that include artist training and development, talent representation, securing commercial advertising engagements, and organizing live performances and events. Established in 1993, the company initially operated under the name Song Liao Automotive Co., Ltd. before officially adopting its current identity, Cultural Investment Holdings Co., Ltd., in April 2016. The firm maintains its headquarters in Shenyang, China.
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