Meitu, Inc.

The stock is in a weak long-term regime, trading below its 200-day average of 0.8231 and just under its 50-day average of 0.6194. It sits near the lower end of its 52-week range, after a year that reached 1.1281 and a low of 0.3979, which keeps the chart defensive.

Street coverage is thin, but the only recent initiation came from Goldman Sachs with a Buy call, which leans constructive. There is no consensus target or broader rating stack, so the setup is driven more by that single bullish initiation than by a crowded view.

Expectations point to continued growth, with 2026 revenue estimated at 5.06 billion and EPS at 0.28416, up from 2025 estimates of 3.97 billion and 0.1972. The main watch item is whether Meitu can keep converting strong revenue growth into cleaner earnings after an 0/8 historical beat record.

No notable insider buying or selling in recent quarters. With no reported transactions, there is no clear discretionary signal from management to read into.

Profitability is solid, led by a 73.6% gross margin and 15.11% net margin, with ROE at 13.06%. Growth is still healthy, with revenue up 12.3% year over year and earnings up 29.9%, while free cash flow reached 1.31 billion in fiscal 2025.

Meitu stands out on margin quality and cash generation versus many internet-content peers, but the market still prices it at a modest 31.61 P/E. The balance sheet is a plus, with 4.87 billion in cash against 1.46 billion in debt and 3.41 billion in net cash.