Phoenix New Media Ltd

FENG · Figures in Chinese yuan

About Phoenix New Media

Phoenix New Media Limited provides content through an integrated Internet platform in the People's Republic of China. It operates in two segments, Net Advertising Services and Paid Services. The company provides various interest-based content verticals, such as news, military affairs, technology, finance, entertainment, sports, automobiles, digital reading, fashion, and history; and interactive services, including comment postings and user surveys. It also provides mobile newspaper and mobile video services, as well as e-commerce and wireless value-added services. In addition, the company's mobile channel comprises ifeng News that provides newsfeeds and other content in the form of text, images, live streaming, and video; ifeng Video, a video application, which offers video news, livestreaming, Phoenix TV programs content, etc.; i.ifeng.com mobile Internet website; and digital reading applications. It offers content and services through PC, mobile, and third-party channels, as well as transmits content primarily through Phoenix TV to TV viewers. Phoenix New Media Limited was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Beijing, the People's Republic of China. Phoenix New Media Limited is a subsidiary of Phoenix Satellite Television (B.V.I.) Holding Limited.

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Leadership

  • Yusheng SunChief Executive Officer
  • Edward J. LuChief Financial Officer
Employees
893
Business address
Beijing
Listed
NYSE · FENG

Price

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$1.42
−$1.46 (−50.69%)past year
Market cap
$20M
At close
Sep 28, 2026

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