(KUKE) Kuke Music Holding - Ratings and Ratios

Kuke Music Holding Limited is a leading provider of classical music licensing, subscription, and education services in China, operating through two primary segments: Subscription, Licensing, and Smart Education Business, and Music Events and Performances Business. The Subscription, Licensing, and Smart Education Business segment focuses on distributing commercial copyrights and offering tailored music education solutions, leveraging its extensive library of classical music content. This segment also provides institutional subscriptions to universities, music conservatories, and public libraries, enhancing access to educational resources. The Music Events and Performances Business segment organizes music festivals and live performances, while also selling musical instruments, including the Conch smart speaker, which integrates music streaming capabilities with smart home technology. Kuke licenses its music content to a diverse range of clients, including online music platforms, digital service providers, film and TV production companies, airlines, and smart hardware manufacturers. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Beijing, China, Kuke Music Holding Limited has established itself as a key player in Chinas classical music ecosystem, bridging the gap between traditional music and modern digital platforms.

As of the latest data, Kuke Music Holding Limited trades under the ticker symbol KUKE on the NYSE, classified as a common stock in the Movies & Entertainment industry. The companys market capitalization stands at $12.73 million, with a price-to-book (P/B) ratio of 1.78, indicating a moderate valuation relative to its book value. However, the return on equity (RoE) is negative at -43.92%, reflecting significant profitability challenges. The trailing and forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios are both zero, signaling that the company is currently unprofitable or that earnings data is insufficient to calculate these metrics. The price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of 0.12 suggests a low valuation relative to its revenue, potentially indicating undervaluation or financial distress.