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Jiushi Sports and Entertainment unveils first strategy after asset swap, aims to build benchmark listed platform integrating culture, sports, tourism, and transportation
Jiushi Sports and Entertainment has released its medium- to long-term strategy for the first time since completing its asset swap, announcing plans to build a listed platform for integrated urban culture, sports, tourism, and transportation operations. The company outlined upgrade paths and development goals for five major segments: modern logistics, top-tier events, landmark venues, the "One River, One Creek" urban waterfront cultural tourism, and cultural and entertainment performances. It plans to build an industrial system featuring a super IP engine, spatial and scenario carriers, a supply chain foundation, and new business growth drivers. In the event operations segment, the company will deepen its involvement with headline IPs such as the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix and the ATP 1000 Shanghai Masters, while also cultivating homegrown independent events. The waterfront cultural tourism segment holds over 50 percent of the vessel market share on the Huangpu River and exclusive operating rights across the entire Suzhou Creek area, and will launch new consumption scenarios such as IP-themed cruise routes. This strategic announcement marks the company's formal transformation into an integrated culture, sports, tourism, and transportation operator.
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Jiaoyun Shares Officially Renamed Jiushi Sports & Entertainment, a Flagship Integrating Culture, Sports, Tourism, and Transportation Debuts on A-Shares
The A-share renaming and listing ceremony of Shanghai Jiushi Sports, Entertainment, Culture and Tourism Group Co., Ltd. was held in Shanghai on the 28th. The former Jiaoyun Shares has been officially changed to Jiushi Sports & Entertainment. This renaming marks the completion of an asset swap that took nearly seven months and its debut on the capital market, positioning the company as a national comprehensive culture, sports, tourism, and transportation industry group. The core of the asset swap involved divesting equity in five auto parts companies and injecting core assets in sports, entertainment, and tourism from Jiushi Group and its affiliates, including event operations companies, venue companies, Pujiang River Cruise, and Jiushi Performing Arts. The delivery was completed on July 3rd. Yang Yibin, Chairman of Jiushi Sports & Entertainment, stated that the company will drive short-term performance growth by introducing incremental event IPs, improving venue utilization efficiency, and upgrading water-based cultural tourism products such as the Pujiang River Cruise, while using the capital market to rapidly replicate proven profit models.
Jiaoyun Shares to Rename as Jiushi Dongyu, First-Half Net Profit Turns Positive but Deducted Loss Remains at 141 Million Yuan
Jiaoyun Shares announced that its stock short name will change from Jiaoyun Shares to Jiushi Dongyu starting 28 July 2026, while the stock code 600676 remains unchanged. The company completed an asset swap with its controlling shareholder Shanghai Jiushi Group and related parties, injecting core cultural, sports and tourism businesses such as sports event operations, sports venue operations, entertainment planning and operations, and water tourism, while divesting loss-making auto parts manufacturing and sales as well as non-emergency travel service assets. The company expects to achieve net profit attributable to owners of the parent of approximately 21.6 million yuan for the first half of 2026, turning from a loss to a profit year-on-year, but net profit after deducting non-recurring items remains a loss of approximately 141 million yuan. Non-recurring items for the period are estimated at about 162.8 million yuan, mainly including site relocation compensation of about 109.05 million yuan and net profit of subsidiaries from the beginning of the period to the merger date under common control business combinations of about 14.09 million yuan. In the secondary market, the company's share price surged and then retreated during the year, closing at 6.05 yuan on 22 July, with a total market capitalisation of 6.222 billion yuan.
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Jiaoyun Shares expects net profit attributable to parent of 21.6 million yuan in first half of 2026, turning around from a year earlier
Jiaoyun Shares disclosed its earnings forecast, expecting to achieve a net profit attributable to the parent of 21.6 million yuan in the first half of 2026, compared with a loss of 61.43 million yuan in the same period last year, turning from loss to profit year on year. In terms of net profit after deducting non-recurring items, the company expects a loss of 141 million yuan, widening from the loss of 131 million yuan in the same period last year. Non-recurring gains and losses for the period are expected to be about 162.8 million yuan, a significant increase from 29.81 million yuan in the same period last year, mainly from site relocation compensation of about 109.05 million yuan, and net profit or loss of subsidiaries from the beginning of the period to the merger date arising from business combinations under common control of about 14.09 million yuan. The company's main businesses cover road freight and logistics services, auto parts manufacturing and sales services, passenger car sales and after-sales services, and other segments.
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