Huize Holding Ltd

HUIZ · Figures in Chinese yuan

About Huize Holding

Huize Holding Limited, together with its subsidiaries, offers online insurance product and service platforms through various internet channels in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and internationally. The company offers life and health insurance products comprising term and whole life, annuity, critical illness, reimbursement-based, and illness and disease insurance. It also provides property and casualty insurance products consisting of travel, individual casualty, and corporate liability insurance products; commercial property insurance; and cargo insurance, including logistics liability, international freight forwarder liability, and international cargo bill of lading liability insurance. In addition, the company offers offline insurance intermediary services; digital and technology development services; insurance brokerage and agency services; and investment and investment consulting services. Huize Holding Limited was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, China.

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Leadership

  • Cunjun MaChief Executive Officer
  • Minghan XiaoCo-Chief Financial Officer
  • Ronald TamCo-Chief Financial Officer
Employees
853
Business address
SHENZHEN
Fiscal year ends
December 31
Listed
Nasdaq · HUIZ

Price

Share price

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$1.30
−$2.11 (−61.88%)past year
Market cap
$13M
At close
Sep 28, 2026

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