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cryptogameonsteam| Mexican TV changed intraday trading shares rose 5.03% to US$3.13 in early trading

editor 2024-04-27 3 0

22:26 Beijing time on April 26, 2024Cryptogameonsteam, Mexican Television (TV)Cryptogameonsteam.us) there are changes in the stockCryptogameonsteamThe stock price soared by 5. 5%Cryptogameonsteam.03%. As of press time, the stock was trading at US $3.13 per share, with a turnover of 312463 shares, a turnover rate of 0.06% and an amplitude of 6.04%.

Recent earnings data show that the stock achieved operating income of $4.158 billion, net profit of-$475 million, earnings per share of-$1.02, gross profit of $1.203 billion, and price-to-earnings ratio of-3.01 times.

In terms of institutional ratings, of all the nine agencies that participated in the rating, 67% of the brokerages gave buy advice, 33% gave hold advice, and no brokerage gave sell advice.

In the telecommunications service industry, where Mexican TV shares are located, the overall decline was 0.22%. Among its related stocks, Iridium Communications, Mexican Television, Radcom Ltd. The increase was relatively large. Atlantic Telecom, Chartered Communications and Liberty Broadband Corporation were more active, with turnover rates of 0.51%, 0.50% and 0.38% respectively. The related stocks with larger amplitudes were Atlantic Telecom, Chartered Communications and Mexican Television, with amplitudes of 10.23%, 8.07% and 6.38%, respectively.

About Mexican Television: Grupo Televisa is one of Mexico's leading telecommunications companies. Its cable subsidiary, Izzi, has a network covering nearly 20 million Mexican homes and provides broadband services to 6 million customers. The company is also one of the largest pay-TV suppliers in Mexico, with 4 million customers. Televisa holds a majority stake in Mersey Sky Mexico. Sky is the only satellite television provider in Mexico, serving about 6 million subscribers. After merging its traditional media business into Univision, Grupo Televisa owns a 45 per cent stake in the merged entity TelevisaUnivision. In February 2024, Grupo Televisa spun off several smaller businesses, including magazine publishing, three Mexican professional football teams and Aztec Stadium, renamed Ollamani.

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cryptogameonsteam| Mexican TV changed intraday trading shares rose 5.03% to US.13 in early trading