
Chinese video streaming company iQiyi reported a significant decline in its financial performance for the second quarter. The company's revenue decreased by 5% year-over-year to approximately $1.04 billion, while its net profit plummeted by 80% to around $9.6 million. The decline in profits is attributed to a drop in subscription revenue for the second consecutive quarter. Following the earnings announcement, iQiyi's stock fell by 15.6%. In contrast, fellow Chinese streamer Bilibili reported a 16% increase in revenue to CNY6.1 billion (USD857.6 million) and a 61% narrowing of its net loss to CNY608 million (USD85 million). Bilibili's advertising revenue also rose by 30%. Despite the positive earnings, Bilibili's stock dropped by 7.6%. Bilibili reported Q2 revenue growth of 16% year-over-year and experienced a pre-market gain of 3.0%.
Bilibili [NASDAQ: BILI] fell 7.6% yesterday after the Chinese video streaming giant's latest earnings report showed that its net loss narrowed 61% to CNY608 million (USD85 million) in the second quarter from a year earlier. Revenue rose 16% to CNY6.1 billion (USD857.6 million). https://t.co/1EsOh8noMc
IQiyi [NASDAQ: IQ] plunged 15.6% yesterday after the Chinese video streaming platform said its net profit shrank 81% to CNY68.7 million (USD9.6 million) in the first half from a year earlier. Revenue fell 5% to CNY7.4 billion (USD1 billion). @iQIYIofficial https://t.co/EJcv4Nf9CH
Chinese streamer iQiyi reports Q2 revenue down 5% YoY to ~$1.04B and net profit down 80% YoY to ~$9.6M, as subscription revenue shrinks for a second quarter (@noblebrother100 / Variety) https://t.co/YuylbUkkgZ https://t.co/kvOyqWOGnL
