从导游到董事长，她掌舵的瘦西湖文旅冲刺上市：年入亿元，却“困”于扬州

Core Viewpoint - Jiangsu Shouxihu Cultural Tourism Co., Ltd. is preparing for an IPO, primarily relying on its water-based sightseeing services, which account for over 85% of its revenue [1][3]. Business Overview - The company has exclusive operating rights for water-based sightseeing in the Shugang-Shouxihu scenic area for 20 years and indefinite rights in the ancient canal area [3]. - Revenue from water-based sightseeing services has grown from 31 million RMB in 2022 to 111 million RMB in 2024, with net profit increasing from 2.98 million RMB to 42.88 million RMB during the same period [3]. - The main business segments include water-based sightseeing services, sightseeing vehicle services, and scenic area management services, with the latter two contributing a smaller portion of total revenue [3]. Revenue Breakdown - Water-based sightseeing services consistently represent over 85% of total revenue from 2022 to the first half of 2025, with specific percentages of 88.3%, 87.2%, 86.2%, and 85.6% respectively [3]. - The company introduced a new project, the Grand Canal Yangzhou performance cruise, which generated 18.44 million RMB in revenue in the first half of 2025, accounting for 21.8% of total revenue [3]. - Value-added services, such as tea experiences and corporate events, contributed 35.3% to total revenue in 2024 [3]. Market Position - In the Jiangsu province water-based sightseeing ticket sales market, the company holds a 16% market share, ranking second, but only 1% in the national market, placing it tenth [4][5]. Management and Leadership - The company is led by Xu Shunmei, who has a background as a tour guide and has been instrumental in developing the "Shouxihu Boat Girl" brand [7][10]. - Xu has emphasized the importance of training for the boat girls, ensuring they are skilled in various areas, including rowing and customer interaction [8]. Challenges and Future Outlook - The company previously listed on the New Third Board in 2017 but faces challenges in achieving a successful IPO in the Hong Kong market, where tourism companies have low valuations [10].