Revenues were down for 2009 (less discretionary income in China, too), but the company is still on a run rate to book over $14 million in revenues for 2009. And, the company is not standing still either. According to PAYI, The company is primarily engaged in the sale of prepaid online multi-player game cards in more than 20 cities in China, an industry that generated $2.75 billion in 2008 and is expected to reach $3.8 billion by the end of 2009.
Prepaid phone cards and e-commerce operation
They continue to look for other income opportunities apart from their lower margin multiplayer game business. The company sells prepaid telephone cards and over 800 software products, including cooking, language and education software on their two web portals. Pay 88 Inc. utilizes its virtual mall, www.iamseller.com to sell a selection of goods and merchandise and is able to perform online transactions through its proprietary money transfer software licensed from Chongqing Yahu Information Development Company.
This just in!
PAYI just announced that it has entered into a distribution agreement with Alibaba.com Limited, the world’s largest marketplace for global trade and the leader in business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce with more than 42 million registered users from more than 240 countries and regions. The company has a market capitalization of over $64 billion USD and reported earnings in 2008 of RMB 3.0 billion (approximately $440 million USD), an increase of 39% over 2007. According to iResearch, it was the largest online B2B company in China in 2006 based on the number of registered users and market share in China by revenue.
Tao Fan, COO of Pay88, added, “As a result of this new relationship, PAVI’s subsidiary, Qianbao Technology, will be able to capitalize on Pay88’s distribution channels in southwest China to offer Alibaba’s services to small and mid sized entities in what has traditionally been an under served area. We are excited about the potential for growth this offers to both our companies.”
News first and now the chart!
Yesterday was a good day for traders of PAYI as the stock retraced some of its recent gains and could offer a good entry point for traders.
I loved seeing it bounce and then hold support at the .18 mark yesterday. I would use that as my “stop loss” on this one. Right now, .26 looks like a great place to take short term profits if you can get them.
The stock has been very volatile lately and I will be interested to see how it trades over the next few days. It has been a strong mover and has a very strong bullish signal right now. Definitely put it on your radar and do your due diligence.
Good luck and good trading!
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