Zw Data Action Tech Inc CNET

$1.46 +0.02 (1.39%)

Valuation

Market cap
5,282,000
Revenue TTM
$4,610,000
Net income TTM
$-1,770,000
PE ratio
0.00
Forward PE
—
Profit margin
-38.39%
Debt to equity
0.03

Trading

Volume
5,500
Avg volume
671,654
Day's range
$1.39 – $1.46
Shares out
3,668,000
Stochastic %K
11%
Beta
0.76
Analysts
Strong Buy
Price target
—

Price

Company profile

ZW Data Action Technologies Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides omni-channel advertising, precision marketing, influencer marketing, and data analysis management systems in the People's Republic of China. It offers Internet advertising, e-commerce online to offline (O2O) advertising, marketing services, and related value-added technical services, as well as the related data and technical services to small...

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ZW Data Action Technologies Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides omni-channel advertising, precision marketing, influencer marketing, and data analysis management systems in the People's Republic of China. It offers Internet advertising, e-commerce online to offline (O2O) advertising, marketing services, and related value-added technical services, as well as the related data and technical services to small and medium enterprises through its Internet portals, sales agents, distributors, and/or resellers. The company also develops and operates blockchain enabled web/mobile applications, as well as distribution of the right to use search engine marketing services; blockchain-based SaaS services that provides one-stop blockchain-powered enterprise management solutions in forms of NFT generations, data record, share, and storage module subscriptions, etc. In addition, it distributes health and wellness related products. The company was formerly known as ChinaNet Online Holdings, Inc. and changed its name to ZW Data Action Technologies Inc. in October 2020. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Central, Hong Kong.

Industry
Advertising Agencies
Sector
Communication Services
Phone
852 2669 8078
Address
29 Des Voeux Road Central, 8/F, Central, Hong Kong

Latest news

Stocktwits

hoshino912 Oct 8, 5:49 PM
Software highs are both a tailwind and pressure for $CNET . Everyone is watching AI, so everyone will compare real revenue too.
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reikochou1024 Oct 8, 5:37 PM
Big software is strong, but small caps are not moving together. $CNET needs to show that its AI can bring customers, not just headlines.
1 replies
Zehnder016 Oct 8, 3:10 PM
$CNET A software rebound does not lift every software name equally. Mature companies have renewals and cash flow; transition companies still need product proof. CNET needs company-specific fundamentals, not just sector rotation.
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Hlavac5583 Oct 8, 2:47 PM
If long-term yields rise, high-growth tech valuations usually feel pressure first. $CNET faces more sensitivity because it is small and revenue is limited. The market will ask not only how large the opportunity is, but whether cash lasts until the product matures.
3 replies
Burtt16 Oct 8, 2:02 PM
With Q4 earnings season approaching, the market will shift from stories to numbers. $CNET lists subscriptions, usage fees, solutions, and transaction revenue. The next question is which one actually appears in the financials.
2 replies
Kiefer7170 Oct 8, 1:03 PM
The AI bubble debate is active again. Small caps like $CNET often become sentiment tests: they rise fast when themes are hot and re-rate quickly when rates or risk appetite change. Earlier cash revenue would make the business more resilient.
1 replies
Enbody646 Oct 8, 12:47 PM
A clear split is showing up in current market discussions: large software stocks are hitting highs while AI demand stays strong, yet small caps remain under pressure. $CNET cannot simply benefit from the AI theme; it has to convert demand into revenue.
3 replies
Emmerson8872 Oct 7, 6:26 PM
My neutral $CNET view today: the story is more complete, the product still needs validation, revenue is growing from a small base, and expectations have already moved ahead. The next job is letting actual data catch up.
2 replies