China Tourism Group Duty Free Corporation's revenue and net profit both decreased in 2024. Industry insiders expect that "this year's offshore duty-free sales will drop by another 20%" | Interpretations
China Tourism Group Duty Free Corporation announced that in 2024, it will achieve revenue of 56.474 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 16.38%; the net income attributable to shareholders of the listed company will be 4.267 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 36.44%; analysts expect that this year's sales of duty-free goods in Hainan will further decrease by about 25% compared to 2024.
Choosing between A-shares or Hong Kong stocks, Technology or non-Technology? Goldman Sachs' Research Reports respond to two major hot topics in investing in China.
① Currently, should investors continue investing in Hong Kong Stocks or shift to the A-share market? Should the focus be on the Technology Sector or shift to Consumer, Real Estate, and other non-Technology sectors? ② On Wednesday, Goldman Sachs' chief China Stocks strategist, Liu Jinjing, provided an analysis in his report.
TONGCHENGTRAVEL's Q4 revenue increased by 34.8% year-on-year, with vacation Business becoming a new growth point | Earnings Reports news.
In 2024, TONGCHENGTRAVEL's total revenue reached 17.341 billion yuan, a significant increase of 45.8% year-on-year, with the vacation Business becoming a new growth engine for the company. This sector contributed 3.141 billion yuan in revenue for the 2024 financial year, playing a notable role in driving overall revenue growth.
How to grasp the main line in a volatile market? Technology and Consumer dual-driven may be key.
Yesterday, the market fluctuated throughout the day, with a single-day transaction volume shrinking by over 200 billion. After experiencing last Friday's significant rise in volume, the Index's decline in volume and retracement is also reasonable, and the subsequent view will still lean towards a fluctuating upward structure.
The market rebound has opened a new pattern, with Consumer finance taking turns to make efforts, and Technology stocks may face a restorative opportunity.
Last Friday, the market saw a significant rebound in trading volume, with the Shanghai Composite Index climbing back above 3400 points. After experiencing violent fluctuations in the middle of last week, the market again showed signs of breaking upwards. Although this does not mean that a new round of index-driven market movements will immediately begin, it fundamentally alleviates the concerns over the previous breakdowns, and the subsequent view should still be focused on a structure of oscillation upwards.
Has the "singularity" of AI in China arrived in 2025? JPMorgan: An application explosion is imminent, DeepSeek ignites demand for computing power, and Alibaba may become the biggest winner.
JPMorgan believes that the development of GAI in China is currently at the beginning of the second stage. Alibaba is a key player in the IaaS value chain, expected to outperform peers in the second stage of GAI development, and has the potential to become a beneficiary in the third stage of applications. Additionally, Kuaishou may be underestimated, while Baidu acts as both a "shovel seller" and a "gold digger."