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    Yanyan Xiao

    Vice President and Equity Analyst at China International Capital Corporation

    Yanyan Xiao is a Vice President and Equity Analyst at China International Capital Corporation (CICC), specializing in equity research within the internet and technology sectors. She has covered companies such as HUYA Inc., actively participating in earnings calls and providing targeted analysis of company performance. With a background in both equity research and corporate strategy, Xiao plays a key role in offering sector-specific insights to institutional investors. Her detailed coverage and expertise underscore her position as a significant contributor to CICC’s research capabilities, although publicly available metrics on performance rankings and regulatory credentials are limited.

    Yanyan Xiao's questions to HUYA (HUYA) leadership

    Yanyan Xiao's questions to HUYA (HUYA) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Yanyan Xiao from China International Capital Corporation (CICC) requested a detailed update on the progress of HUYA's overseas business initiatives.

    Answer

    Margaret Shi, Head of Capital Markets, stated that overseas initiatives are gaining momentum, reaching tens of millions of monthly active users internationally. She noted that HUYA is building local gamer communities and marketing capabilities, especially in FPS and mobile genres, to capture growth in the overseas game-related services market. The change in MAU definition this quarter was made to reflect this progress.

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    Yanyan Xiao's questions to HUYA (HUYA) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Yanyan Xiao from China International Capital Corporation asked for an estimation of the company's future profit trend.

    Answer

    Junhong Huang, Acting Co-CEO and SVP, explained that future profitability will rely more on operational results, as interest income is expected to be significantly lower due to recent dividend payments. He noted that while the company will moderately increase investment in self-produced content, it also expects further improvements in copyright content costs. Overall, Mr. Huang anticipates that the company's non-GAAP operating results will show 'notable improvement' this year.

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