SINA

SINA is an online media company and MVAS provider in the People’s Republic of China and for the global Chinese communities. With a branded network of localized websites targeting Greater China and overseas Chinese, the Company provides services mainly through SINA.com (online news and content), Weibo.com (microblog) and SINA Mobile (MVAS). Through these businesses and properties and other business lines, SINA offers an array of services including region-focused online portals, MVAS, microblog, blog, video, and music streaming, photo sharing, online games, email, search, classified listings, fee-based services, e-commerce and enterprise e-solutions. The Company generates the majority of its revenues from online advertising and MVAS offerings and, to a lesser extent, from fee-based services. SINA offers distinct and targeted content on each of its region-specific websites and a range of complementary offerings designed to broaden its user base and increase user traffic. The Company aims to become the media platform of choice for Internet users to research and retrieve information, share opinions and build social networks and for businesses to market and promote their products and services. SINA offers a range of complementary offerings, all centered on its core online media business, that are intended to enhance the attractiveness of its portal and microblogging properties and strengthen its reach in the Chinese online community.

SINA is an online media company and MVAS provider in the People’s Republic of China and for the global Chinese communities. With a branded network of localized websites targeting Greater China and overseas Chinese, the Company provides services mainly through SINA.com (online news and content), Weibo.com (microblog), and SINA Mobile (MVAS). Through these businesses and properties and other business lines, SINA offers an array of services including region-focused online portals, MVAS, microblog, blog, video, and music streaming, photo sharing, online games, email, search, classified listings, fee-based services, e-commerce, and enterprise e-solutions. The Company generates the majority of its revenues from online advertising and MVAS offerings and, to a lesser extent, from fee-based services. SINA offers distinct and targeted content on each of its region-specific websites and a range of complementary offerings designed to broaden its user base and increase user traffic. The Company aims to become the media platform of choice for Internet users to research and retrieve information, share opinions and build social networks and for businesses to market and promote their products and services. SINA offers a range of complementary offerings, all centered on its core online media business, that is intended to enhance the attractiveness of its portal and microblogging properties and strengthen its reach in the Chinese online community.

Trade troubles and a worrying outlook in China's online advertising market weighed heavily on SINA stock last month.

Why SINA Stock Sank 36% in May

Despite all the hype and the media’s excessive coverage of the US-China trade war and its implications for Chinese companies, SINA’s perspectives are good.

No Need To Panic, Invest In SINA

Weibo

Sina reported its Q1 results recently, with advertising revenue coming in below expectations on the back of weakness in Weibo. While the company’s advertising revenue met our Q1 expectation, non-advertising revenues were better than expected.

Sina's Strength In Fintech Should Make Up For Weakness In Weibo Going Forward

Sina Corporation owns Sina Weibo, a micro-blogging platform in China ranked 10th in the world for number of active users - above Twitter at that!

Sina Corporation: Rare Arbitrage Opportunity With M&A Potential

The two Chinese companies are struggling with weak ad spending and a strong U.S. dollar.

SINA and Weibo: Falling Knives or Undervalued Stocks?

SINA's first-quarter 2019 top line benefits from growth in Weibo advertising and marketing and non-advertising revenues.

SINA Q1 Earnings Miss Estimates, Down Y/Y, Revenues Up

SINA announced mixed first-quarter 2019 results on Thursday morning.

SINA Tempers Advertising Expectations on Macro Concerns

SINA Corporation's (SINA) CEO Charles Chao on Q1 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Macro headwinds will temper the Chinese web media leader's ad sales later this year.

Why SINA Stock Dropped Today

SINA shares are trading lower by 9.7 percent at $42.73 Thursday morning. Weibo shares are trading lower by 12.5 percent at $44.75.

Weibo, SINA Shares Trade Lower After Mixed Results

Sina reports its Q1 results on May 23. We expect the company’s Q1 results to be weak.

Sina Likely To Report Forgettable Q1 Results, But Revenues Should Recover Sharply In The Near Future

SINA could be taken private given it's trading below its total assets.

SINA Trading Below The Value Of Its Assets Is A Rare Opportunity For Value Investors

Sina (SINA) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

Sina (SINA) Reports Next Week: Wall Street Expects Earnings Growth

Sina (SINA) to Report Q1 Results: Wall Street Expects Earnings Growth

SINA suspends its news and blog platforms for a month in response to complaints about fake news and pornography.

Chinese Regulators Crack Down on SINA Again

Shares have lost roughly a third of their value over the last year due to weakening ad demand and slowing growth for a key subsidiary.

Why SINA Stock Fell 12.1% in March

Sina (SINA) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

Why Is Sina (SINA) Up 0.8% Since Last Earnings Report?

A weak portal business and fintech headwinds are overshadowing the growth of Weibo and its online ads.

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