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Xunlei Limited (NASDAQ: XNET) is a technology company founded in 2003 that focuses on distributed cloud services in China, with activities spanning cloud acceleration, shared cloud computing and digital entertainment. Its news flow is driven by regular financial disclosures, operational updates and corporate developments that reflect how these businesses are performing.
On this page, readers can review Xunlei news items such as unaudited quarterly financial results, annual report filings and management commentary. The company’s earnings releases detail trends in subscription revenues, cloud computing revenues, and live-streaming and other services revenues, along with metrics like subscriber counts, average revenue per subscriber, bandwidth costs and revenue-sharing expenses. Management also discusses factors affecting cloud computing demand, competition, pricing pressure and regulatory developments.
Xunlei’s news also covers strategic moves, including the acquisition of Shanghai Kuanghui Network Technology Co., Ltd., operator of Hupu, which the company describes as a sports media and data platform in China. In addition, the company reports on its long-term investment in Arashi Vision Inc. (Insta360) and the impact of fair value changes in this investment on other income and net income.
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Xunlei Limited (Nasdaq: XNET) announced its Q1 2020 financial results, reporting total revenues of US$48.3 million, a slight increase of 0.1% from the previous quarter. Cloud computing and IVAS revenues dipped 14.1% to US$21.2 million, while subscription revenues grew 18.1% to US$23.4 million. Gross profit surged 33.1% to US$23.8 million, yielding a gross margin of 49.3%. The net loss reduced to US$5.5 million from US$18.1 million in Q4 2019. Outlook for Q2 2020 anticipates revenues between US$42 million and US$47 million, reflecting a potential 7.9% decline.
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