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【Brokerage Focus】China Securities Co.,Ltd.: Focus on the progress of movie releases during the May Day and summer holidays. The industry's attention is expected to increase.
Jingu Financial News | China Securities Co.,Ltd. issued a Research Report indicating that the box office is expected to grow significantly in the first quarter of 2025, with attention on the subsequent progress of May Day and summer scheduling. In the first quarter, the national comprehensive box office reached 24.4 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 48%, and cinema companies are expected to benefit from an exceptional box office performance. In the short term, the release of major films is decreasing, entering the industry's off-peak season, with a focus on the scheduling progress of films for May Day and summer. Eight films have already been scheduled for May Day, and the summer will soon enter a hot stage of scheduling and Publicity, which is expected to increase industry attention.
Hong Kong stock Concept Tracking | 13 films scheduled for the May Day holiday, Institutions are Bullish on the movie market, which is expected to welcome a resurgence of prosperity (including Concept stocks).
Institutions: The film market is expected to regain prosperity by 2025.
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