ANTA Sports Products Limited (ANPDY)

OTCMKTS: ANPDY · Delayed Price · USD
288.01
-5.40 (-1.84%)
May 17, 2024, 3:45 PM EDT - Market closed
Market Cap 32.39B
Revenue (ttm) 12.95B
Net Income (ttm) 2.13B
Shares Out 112.46M
EPS (ttm) 3.54
PE Ratio 23.59
Forward PE 16.98
Dividend $6.29 (2.19%)
Ex-Dividend Date May 13, 2024
Volume 626
Open 288.33
Previous Close 293.41
Day's Range 287.72 - 289.58
52-Week Range 206.58 - 304.22
Beta 0.79
Analysts n/a
Price Target n/a
Earnings Date n/a

About ANPDY

ANTA Sports Products Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the research and development, design, manufacturing, and marketing of shoes, apparel, and accessories in the Mainland of China, Hong Kong, Macao, and internationally. The company's products portfolio includes running, cross-training, basketball, professional competition, training, physical education classes, outdoor sports, triathlon, golf, skiing, camping, hiking, urban outdoor, tennis, and other sports under the FILA, FILA KIDS, FILA FUSION, AMER, KOLON SPORT, ANTA, DESC... [Read more]

Industry Leisure
Founded 1991
Employees 60,500
Stock Exchange OTCMKTS
Ticker Symbol ANPDY
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2023, ANPDY's revenue was 62.36 billion, an increase of 16.23% compared to the previous year's 53.65 billion. Earnings were 10.24 billion, an increase of 34.86%.

Financial numbers in CNY Financial Statements

News

Anta Sports' 2023 Revenue Jumped on Growth Across Segments

Anta Sports Products' revenue climbed 16% in 2023 on high-quality growth across all of its business segments.

7 weeks ago - WSJ

Hang Seng index pulls back as ANTA Sports stock nosedives

The Hang Seng index pulled back slightly after the stronger-than-expected China GDP data.  The blue-chip index retreated by ~0.75% and was trading at H$20,580, which was a few points below this month'...

1 year ago - Invezz

Asia is seeing a wave of buybacks. Goldman and Morgan Stanley say these companies could be next

Asia has seen a wave of stock buybacks, and bank analysts say it's not stopping anytime soon.

2 years ago - CNBC