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交個朋友控股:2023年度報告
Make a Friend Holdings (1450.HK): Live e-commerce business continues to grow and channel brand matrices have achieved breakthroughs
Incident: Jiaoyou Holdings achieved revenue of 1,074 billion yuan in 2023, yoy +152.42%; net profit to mother of 119 million yuan; adjusted net profit of 180 million yuan, a year-on-year surge of 601.3%; completed
Make a Friend Holdings (1450.HK): Live Marketing+Technology Empowerment = New Retail Format
It successfully became a leading anchor, and the Matrix vertical live broadcast room quickly split and made friends. Since the transformation from traditional radio and television business to e-commerce live streaming and new media marketing operations, unlike other MCN organizations, the company has switched its focus to becoming a leading anchor and focusing on brand I
Research and Development | Zheshang Securities: Maintaining the “Buy” Rating of Make Friends Holdings, Multiple Platforms+Matrix Numbers Help Growth
Gelonghui, April 17 | Zheshang Securities released a research report, maintaining the “buy” rating of Giving Friends Holdings (1450.HK), indicating that it is a leader in the live e-commerce industry, with a multi-platform layout and deep-cultivation matrix strategy to help growth. The estimated revenue for 2024-2026 will be 13.68/16.77/1,984 billion yuan, respectively, +27%/+18% compared to the same period; net profit to mother was 1.88/250/343 million yuan, respectively, with corresponding PE of 10.0x/7.6x/5.5x. The research report mentioned that Make a Friend Holdings released the 2023 financial report
Zheshang Securities: Multiple Platforms+Matrix Numbers Help Make a Friend Holdings (01450) maintains a “buy” rating with GMV exceeding 12 billion dollars in 23
Zheshang Securities expects the net profit of Jiaotong Friends Holdings (01450) to be 1.88/2.50/343 million yuan in 2024-2026, respectively.
Be Friends Posts 25% Jump in Merchandise Volume in Q1
Be Friends Holding (HKG:1450) reported a total gross merchandise volume (GMV) of about 2.43 billion yuan in the first quarter, up 25% from a year earlier, according to a Monday filing with the Hong Ko
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