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US Stocks Move | Bilibili Up Nearly 5% Pre-market, Advertising Revenue Grows Over 20% for 11 Consecutive Quarters

US Stocks Move | Bilibili Up Nearly 5% Pre-market, Advertising Revenue Grows Over 20% for 11 Consecutive Quarters

格隆汇格隆汇2026/01/14 09:12
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Glonghui, January 14|Bilibili (BILI.US) rose nearly 5% in pre-market trading, quoted at $32.94. According to news reports, Bilibili held the 2026 AD TALK Marketing Partner Conference yesterday, where Bilibili Vice Chairman and COO Li Ni delivered a speech in the form of a digital person. Li Ni stated that last year, over 220 million users watched consumer-related content on Bilibili. The strong consumer demand has driven continuous growth in Bilibili's advertising revenue. By the third quarter of last year, Bilibili's advertising revenue had achieved more than 20% growth for 11 consecutive quarters, significantly exceeding the market average. The number of advertisers continues to increase, with a retention rate of nearly 90% for million-level clients, and the average income of UP creators has increased by 22% year-on-year. (Glonghui)
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