4月29日，A股头部游戏企业浙江世纪华通集团股份有限公司（002602 SZ，以下简称"世纪 华通"）发布了2024年年度报告及2025年第一季度财报，多项核心指标刷新历史纪录。其 中，公司以超200亿元的游戏营收，蝉联A股游戏公司收入榜第一。 业绩飙升，双轮驱动显神威 在游戏行业竞争白热化的当下，世纪华通凭借"国内+国外"双核驱动战略，成功突破市场瓶颈，实现历 史性的飞跃。 海外业务成为增长引擎，2024年海外收入高达113.67亿元，同比增长52.3%。旗下点点互动凭借 《Whiteout Survival》（《无尽冬日》）等爆款游戏，全球下载量突破1亿，稳居中国出海手游收入榜 首，并于2025年3月登顶全球手游收入榜。《Dragonscapes Adventure》《Family Farm Adventure》等经 典游戏持续发力，新品《Kingshot》《High Sea Hero》等接续登场，形成"老品稳增长、新品添动力"的 多元化产品矩阵，助力点点互动攀升至中国手游发行商收入榜第二，跻身全球前十。 2024年，世纪华通实现营业收入226.20亿元，同比增长70.27%；归母净利润12.13亿元，同 ...

Core Insights - Century Huatong has established itself as the leading A-share gaming company with a revenue of 22.62 billion yuan in 2024, marking a 70.27% year-on-year growth [1] - The company's overseas business revenue reached 11.367 billion yuan, accounting for 50.26% of total revenue, highlighting its significant role in driving growth [1] - The success of the game "Whiteout Survival" has contributed to Century Huatong's strong overseas performance, maintaining the top position in global mobile game revenue for ten consecutive months [2] Financial Performance - In 2024, Century Huatong achieved a total revenue of 22.62 billion yuan, with a year-on-year increase of 70.27% [1] - For Q1 2025, the company reported a revenue of 8.145 billion yuan, reflecting a 91.12% year-on-year growth [1] - The overseas business has become a core growth engine, with revenue surpassing 11.367 billion yuan [1] Product Performance - "Whiteout Survival" has surpassed 100 million downloads globally and has consistently ranked first in mobile game revenue for ten months [2] - The game has shown a 13% increase in overseas revenue during the 2024 Christmas period due to new content updates [2] - Other titles like "Dragonscapes Adventure" and "Family Farm Adventure" have also contributed to steady revenue growth [3] Market Strategy - Century Huatong is leveraging a dual-brand strategy with its subsidiary, Point Interactive, to enhance overseas market penetration [3] - The company is focusing on a comprehensive approach to game development, from IP creation to overseas operations, aligning with national policies promoting cultural exports [5][6] - The shift from "going out" to "going in" reflects a deeper understanding of local cultures and user needs, aiming for long-term brand establishment in overseas markets [6]