Sing Tao News Corporation - Group's Structure

Group's Structure

  • Media Ownership & Services
    • Media ownership
      • Sing Tao Newspaper Group Limited - Publication of Sing Tao Daily, Headline Daily, and The Standard newspapers
      • China Touch Media Solutions & Services Ltd. - Publication of magazines: East Week, East Touch, PC Market, Jet, Caz Buyer, Smart Choice Weekly
      • World Link Publication Group Limited - Publication of Chinese books
      • Xinhua Online Info-tech Company Limited (XOL) - Provision of multimedia content
    • Media Services
      • Greater China Media Services Limited (GCMS) - Provision of nationwide print media distribution services in the PRC
      • Global China (Beijing) Media Consulting Company Limited (GCMC) - Provision of media consultancy and management services in the PRC
      • GC Media Teamwork Limited - Provision of content sales and distribution
  • Human Capital Management
    • Corporate training / Continuing education
      • China HCM Company Limited - Provision of corporate training and continuing education
    • Recruitment media
      • Job Market Publishing Limited - Publication of Job Market recruitment magazine
  • Broadband Content & Distribution
    • Internet broadband technology development / broadband content
      • Beelink Information Science and Technology Company Limited

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