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Trades about 182% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
JiShi Media Co., Ltd. is a Chinese firm operating within the broadcasting sector, specializing in radio and television services. The company furnishes essential broadcast transmission solutions, including the delivery of live programming, digital signal distribution, professional consultation, and electronic program guides. Beyond this, it provides enhanced digital television offerings such as subscription-based channels, high-definition live content, and interactive on-demand services. Its portfolio further extends to interactive applications, encompassing features like online shopping, TV-based lottery games, communication platforms, and various family entertainment options. Additionally, JiShi Media supplies broadband services equipped with two-way interactive capabilities. The company maintains its corporate headquarters in Changchun, China.
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