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- Hylink Digital Solutions Co., Ltd. (603825.SS) is a China-based company principally engaged in providing comprehensive digital marketing and Internet advertising services worldwide. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Beijing, the company offers integrated solutions including digital media planning and buying; digital and interactive creative services; big data analytics encompassing warehousing, modeling, and applications; programmatic media solutions; mobile marketing; search engine marketing and optimization; content marketing and EPR/social media management; digital film creation, production, and distribution; integrated advertising solutions; research and insights; information technology marketing; new retail services; and comprehensive content creation activities. It operates through segments such as brand marketing for sectors including automotive, beauty, fast-moving consumer goods, 3C digital products, and internet finance, serving clients across industries like technology, luxury, ecommerce, and cultural tourism with a global footprint spanning offices in Asia, Europe, North America, and Latin America. Recent major developments include the resignation of founder and former CEO Su Tong in January 2025 amid China Securities Regulatory Commission penalties for market manipulation involving stock trading irregularities, resulting in fines and a market ban; a change in actual controllers with Hunan Xiangjiang New Area Development Group Co., Ltd. agreeing to acquire a significant stake to introduce state-owned resources and improve governance; the establishment of a joint venture, Hunan Huayang Cultural Tourism Operation and Management Co., Ltd., in June 2025 to expand into digital cultural, commercial, and tourism businesses including smart city projects and the Dawangshan International Tourist Resort; a strategic partnership with WeBank since December 2022 to support small- and medium-sized enterprises' digital transformation; and ongoing business restructuring amid revenue declines, with 2025 first-half revenue of 615 million yuan and net losses reflecting industry competition and prior impairments.