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About Kanzhun

Kanzhun's Boss Zhipin job platform connects job seekers and employers. Boss Zhipin is China's largest online recruitment platform based on monthly active users, or MAU, and was established in 2014. Kanzhun earns revenue by providing services to enterprise customers primarily through its mobile app, which promotes engagement between recruiters and workers and operates on a recommendation basis powered by artificial intelligence. The platform specializes in transportation, logistics, construction, and service-based industries. About 85% of the companies looking to hire are small and medium-size enterprises. Its main competitors are 58.com, 51job, and Zhilian Zhaopin. Tencent has a 9.2% stake in Kanzhun.
Ticker
$BZ
Sector
Business services
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
5,219
Headquarters
Beijing, China

Kanzhun Metrics

BasicAdvanced
$7.3B
11.13
$1.46
0.47
$0.51
3.13%

What the Analysts think about Kanzhun

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Kanzhun stock.
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Bulls say / Bears say

Revenue grew 14.1% year on year in Q2 2026, while monthly active users rose 10.4% to 70.2 million and paid enterprise customers increased 10.8% to 7.2 million. Growth on both sides of the platform supports Kanzhun’s network effects and future monetisation. (SEC)
Monetisation and efficiency are improving: average revenue per paying customer rose 7%, adjusted operating income increased 19.2% and the adjusted operating margin reached 43.8%. AI-enabled recruitment tools are helping Kanzhun offer more valuable services to employers. (The Motley Fool)
Kanzhun approved a US$230 million annual dividend and reported more than US$300 million of share buybacks completed year to date by August 2026. The planned shareholder returns offer investors a direct route to participate in the company’s cash generation. (SEC)
The 173% rise in reported net income overstates the improvement in underlying earnings: it included a large fair-value investment gain, while adjusted net income grew by only 9% year on year. That makes the headline profit jump a weak guide to recurring performance. (The Motley Fool)
Operating cash flow fell 10% year on year in Q2, while sales and marketing costs rose 38%, partly because of the World Cup campaign. If elevated promotion and investment spending persist, they could limit cash generation and offset efficiency gains. (The Motley Fool)
Kanzhun depends on its China operations and a variable-interest-entity structure whose enforceability may be affected by regulatory interpretation. Its annual filing also says it lacks a licence for some audio-visual platform services, leaving a regulatory risk that could force changes to those offerings. (Publicnow)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 19 Oct 2026.

Kanzhun Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Kanzhun Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
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