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About KUKE

Kuke Music Holding Ltd. is an investment holding company, which engages in the distribution of commercial copyrights, provision of music education solutions, sales of musical instruments, and provision of services related to music events and performances. It operates through the following business segments: Subscription, Licensing, and Smart Education, and Music Events and Performances. The Subscription, Licensing, and Smart Education segment distributes commercial copyrights and provision of music education solutions. The Music Events and Performances segment offers services related to music festival events and music performance and sale of Conch Smart Speakers. The company was founded by Yu He in 2007 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

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Apr 16 9:47am ET Kuke Music falls -6.8% by TipRanks Feb 22 10:06am ET Kuke Music to enter classical music car connectivity market in Q2 by TipRanks

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