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JF SmartInvest Holdings Ltd, an investment holding company, through its subsidiaries, provides online investment decision-making solution services in the People’s Republic of China. The company provides financial software sales and services, including market data processing, data analysis, investment decision making support, cloud chart viewing, prerecorded online investor education courses, livestreaming broadcasts, express market reviews, and indicator analysis tools, as well as various online high-end premium services. It is also involved in media promotion; multi-channel network operation; operation energy services; and information and technology activities, as well as value-added telecommunications business, audiovisual network services, and production of radio and television program services. The company was formerly known as JF Wealth Holdings Ltd and changed its name to JF SmartInvest Holdings Ltd in June 2024. JF SmartInvest Holdings Ltd was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Shanghai, China.
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