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    Xin Wang

    Director and Equity Research Analyst at Barclays

    Xin Wang is a Director and Equity Research Analyst at Barclays, specializing in Asian technology, media, and internet sectors with a particular focus on major Chinese internet companies such as Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu, JD.com, and Meituan. Wang has developed a strong performance reputation, with published reports frequently cited by institutional investors and consistently solid rankings among peers, as reflected in platforms like TipRanks, where she has maintained high success rates and notable average returns on stock recommendations. She began her finance career over a decade ago, previously holding positions at Deutsche Bank and Citi before joining Barclays, and has steadily advanced to her current director-level role by demonstrating sector expertise and analytical rigor. Wang is FINRA-registered with Series 7, 63, and 86/87 securities licenses, and has received recognition for high-quality research and industry insight within the rapidly-evolving Chinese technology landscape.

    Xin Wang's questions to NXPRF leadership

    Xin Wang's questions to NXPRF leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Requested an update on Distribution frame agreement renewals, details on GSI project logistics, the impact of U.S. project delays, and any potential fallout from recent fines on French distributors.

    Answer

    All planned Distribution frame agreements for the year have been renewed with good volume and stable pricing. The GSI project will use dual production from Japan and Norway. Delays in U.S. projects like Sunrise Wind do not affect Nexans' production schedule. The company is not concerned by the fines levied against its partners and customers in France.

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    Xin Wang's questions to AIRNET TECHNOLOGY (ANTE) leadership

    Xin Wang's questions to AIRNET TECHNOLOGY (ANTE) leadership • Q1 2015

    Question

    Xin Wang of BOCI inquired about the specific actions AirMedia plans to take to reduce losses in its gas station media business and improve its utilization rate. She also asked about the timing for the sale of the remaining advertising business and whether it was contingent on the growth of the Wi-Fi segment.

    Answer

    CFO Richard Wu explained that the company is exploring strategic partnerships and investments for the gas station media business. To boost utilization, he noted the hiring of a new sales VP and the expansion of the customer portfolio to include online car rental and IoT companies. IR Director Raymond Huang added that the network's expansion enables larger national campaigns. Regarding the advertising business sale, Richard Wu clarified that the divestiture and the growth of the Wi-Fi business are two separate, simultaneous strategic decisions, and the sale will not wait for the Wi-Fi revenue to mature.

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