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Trades about 90% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
FriendTimes Inc., along with its affiliated entities, is a global enterprise primarily focused on the development, release, and ongoing management of mobile games. Operating within the People's Republic of China and across international markets, the firm is particularly recognized for its array of mobile games designed for a female audience. Its diverse gaming portfolio includes popular titles such as Fate of the Empress, Fate: The Loved Journey, Promise of Lingyun, Royal Chaos, Rise of Queendom, Legend of Empress, Yokai Kitchen, and Fate: Royal Revenge. Beyond its core gaming business, FriendTimes also diversifies its operations through investments in, production of, and distribution of film and television copyrights. Established in 2010, the company's central operations are based in Suzhou, People's Republic of China.
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