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Trades about 104% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Litian Pictures Holdings Limited is a Chinese enterprise primarily engaged in the creation, promotion, and dissemination of cinematic and television dramatic content within the People's Republic of China. Its operations are categorized into three main divisions: internally produced dramatic works, acquired drama series, and other related activities. The firm's activities encompass granting licenses for broadcasting both its proprietary and externally sourced drama series, trading copyrights for drama scripts, serving as an authorized distributor for television series broadcasting rights, and participating in investments while also undertaking non-executive production roles. Furthermore, it handles the distribution and licensing of dramatic content where co-financing agreements are in place. Its clientele comprises various television broadcasters, such as satellite and terrestrial networks, alongside digital streaming platforms. Established in 2013, Litian Pictures Holdings Limited maintains its principal office in Beijing, China.
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