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Ciwen Media Co Ltd

Ciwen Media Co., Ltd. operates in the film, television drama, game products, channel promotion, and artist management businesses in China and internationally. Its offerings include online dramas, film and television production and distribution services, mobile casual games, channel promotion, artist management, online movies, online micro-dramas, interactive dramas, mini-program short dramas, and offline IP derivatives. The company was formerly known as Zhejiang Hexin Industry Group Co. Ltd and changed its name to Ciwen Media Co., Ltd. in January 2016. Incorporated in 1998, it is based in Beijing, China.

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Ciwen Media's 2026 interim report shows net loss of 33.2307 million yuan

Ciwen Media released its 2026 interim report. Total operating revenue was 18.9226 million yuan, down 90.02% year on year, while net profit attributable to the parent company was negative 33.2307 million yuan, with the loss widening from a year earlier. Net cash flow from operating activities was negative 13.4742 million yuan, but increased by 40.5557 million yuan compared with the same period last year, marking a second consecutive year of improvement. The company's asset-liability ratio was 38.16%, gross margin was 10.51%, return on equity was negative 3.55%, and diluted earnings per share was negative 0.07 yuan. The number of shareholders was 37,800, and the top ten shareholders held 33.21% of total share capital.
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"Take 3 days off for a 13-day break" ignites dual-holiday travel boom, A-share tourism sector strengthens

On August 20, the A-share tourism sector strengthened amid intraday volatility. Nanjing Commercial & Tourism and Cuivei Co. hit their daily limit up, while Baiona Qiancheng, Jiuhua Tourism, Jinpu Landscape, Ciwen Media, and Shaanxi Tourism also rose in tandem. On the news front, according to the State Council General Office's notice on holiday arrangements for 2026, the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday runs from September 25 to 27, a total of 3 days with no adjusted working days, while the National Day holiday runs from October 1 to 7 with adjusted working days, a total of 7 days. The two holidays are separated by only 3 working days. If consumers apply for leave during those 3 working days, they can piece together a super-long 13-day holiday from September 25 to October 7. Entering August, the "take 3 days off for a 13-day break" leave strategy quickly gained momentum in the tourism consumption market, directly driving a rapid rise in search and booking interest for long-haul and outbound travel. Inquiry volumes for related products on online travel platforms such as Ctrip, Tongcheng, and Tuniu rose noticeably. According to data from Qunar, as of August 10, booking interest for popular domestic cities during the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays grew 30% year on year, while interest in popular outbound cities grew more than 50%. According to data from U-Tour, as of August 12, travel products for the National Day golden week had already accounted for 75% of customer intake, with the pace of bookings significantly faster than the same period last year, and overall trip registrations up 70% year on year. According to big data from the official civil aviation direct sales platform Umetrip, as of August 11, bookings for domestic flight tickets with travel dates from September 25 to October 7 exceeded 1.71 million, up about 7% year on year, while bookings for international and regional flight tickets exceeded 1.28 million, up about 11% year on year. BOC International analysis pointed out that this year's Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays are only 3 days apart, and some consumers have already pieced together a long holiday through the "take 3 days off for a 13-day break" approach. A longer holiday period is expected to help unleash demand for long-haul and cross-border travel. In the first half of 2026, domestic residents made 3.463 billion trips, an increase of 178 million over the same period last year, up 5.4% year on year, with total travel spending reaching 3.21 trillion yuan, up 2.0% year on year. With State Council approval, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism recently issued the 15th Five-Year Plan for building a strong tourism nation, proposing that by 2030 domestic residents will make 8.3 billion trips, total domestic travel spending will reach 7.7 trillion yuan, and inbound tourism will reach 190 million visits with total spending exceeding 150 billion US dollars.
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Ciwen Media expects net loss attributable to parent of 25 million to 37 million yuan in first half of 2026

Ciwen Media disclosed an earnings forecast, expecting a net loss attributable to the parent of 25 million to 37 million yuan in the first half of 2026, compared with a loss of 23.0804 million yuan in the same period last year. The net loss after deducting non-recurring items is expected to be 28 million to 40 million yuan, compared with a loss of 32.8704 million yuan a year earlier. The company stated that the change in performance is mainly due to seasonal fluctuations in revenue recognition from its film and television business, resulting in less revenue recognized in the first half, as well as a lower collection rate of accounts receivable and an increase in bad debt provisions. As of the end of the reporting period, the company's order backlog was approximately 290 million yuan. In the second half of the year, it will accelerate project progress and promote innovative businesses such as micro-dramas and cultural tourism.
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