Tencent

  • Pony Ma reduced his stake in Tencent by 500,000 shares

    Pony Ma, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Tencent, reduced his stake in the company by 500,000 shares on June 30 and July 3. Based on the current Tencent share price of HK$516, Pony Ma cashed out about HK$258 million.

  • Tencent invests in 60 companies in first half of the year

    In the first half of the year, Tencent made public nearly 60 investment cases, investing in one company every three days on average.

  • Tencent unveils mega data center capable of housing 1 million servers

    Tencent today announced the start of services at its largest data center cluster in Qingyuan, Guangdong province, which has the capacity to house more than one million servers.

  • Tencent opens new studio in Los Angeles to focus on developing console games

    Tencent has opened a new studio in Los Angeles to focus on developing AAA games for the PS5 and XSX.

  • Chinese police arrest 3 people for tricking Tencent into signing false agreements

    Guizhou police said today they have detained three people suspected of forging the Lao Gan Ma company seal by posing as the company's marketing manager and entering into a fake cooperation agreement with Tencent.

  • Tencent tests live game streaming service in US to take on Amazon's Twitch

    Tencent is set to enter the U.S. social media market by launching a live game streaming service similar to Amazon's Twitch in the U.S., according to Bloomberg.

  • Tencent confirms purchase of Iflix to boost its global streaming services

    Chinese social media and entertainment giant Tencent has purchased the assets of troubled streaming service Iflix to boost its own WeTV streaming service, a spokesman told the Business Times on Wednesday.

  • Tencent unveils 'Pokémon Unite' that combines Pokémon with 'League of Legends'

    Tencent's TiMi Studio has co-developed Pokémon UNITE with GameFreak, which is a team-based, real-time strategy game like DOTA and League of Legends.

  • Tencent slashes stake in JD.com while increasing holdings in Nio

    Tencent, through its wholly owned subsidiary Huang River Investment Limited, has cut its stake in JD. com to 17.1%, according to JD.com's SC 13D/A filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

  • Tencent buys 1.68 million ADSs in Nio, increasing its stake to 15.1%

    Tencent bought 1.68 million ADSs of Chinese electric car maker Nio through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Yellow River Investment Limited, according to Nio's filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.