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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
China Digital Video Holdings Limited, an investment holding entity, specializes in the innovation, development, and commercialization of advanced video technology and broadcast solutions. The company serves television networks, media organizations, and various digital video content creators throughout the People's Republic of China. Its product offerings include tools for graphics generation, video acquisition and editing, alongside sophisticated visual effects and compositing. Furthermore, it provides comprehensive solutions encompassing convergent media systems, news production workflows, studio setups, program creation, entertainment, sports and live events coverage, media asset management, automated digital broadcasting, multi-platform integration, media operational frameworks, and specialized professional applications. The company also offers a suite of services such as cloud infrastructure, post-production, visual artistry integration, on-location show production, gaming broadcast TV and information systems, media asset indexing, and sports event data sharing platforms. Originally incorporated in 1990 as China Digital Video Limited, the company's primary headquarters are situated in Beijing, People's Republic of China.
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