Tencent Holdings Ltd. Stock News

China's Tencent is expected to become the second-largest shareholder of major K-Pop agency SM Entertainment , according to a South Korean filing on Tuesday.

With more and more capital going into artificial intelligence (AI) development and infrastructure, and investors growing increasingly excited about the tech's potential impact on various businesses, stocks connected to the trend have been some of the market's biggest winners over the last two and a half years.

Chinese self-driving startup WeRide said on Tuesday that it will partner with Tencent Cloud to promote large-scale robotaxi commercial operations and build smart driving solutions for overseas markets.

Chinese tech giant Tencent has reported strong Q1 2025 results amid a challenging backdrop, with revenues and margins growing healthily. Despite plenty of risks and uncertainty, TCEHY management has invested heavily in AI, building a range of tools across the company's vast ecosystem. My valuation suggests that there is still modest upside from the current level, with much of the uncertainty no...

Tencent beat Q1 revenue expectations, but growth is unsustainable due to lack of gaming innovation and overreliance on existing IP. E-commerce expansion is intriguing but risky, given fierce competition and Tencent's previous failures in the sector. AI and advertising upgrades offer some promise, but macroeconomic weakness and unclear AI leadership limit upside potential.

Tencent delivered strong Q1/25 results with double-digit revenue and EPS growth, improved margins, and robust user growth across all business segments. AI investments, international gaming expansion, and margin improvements are key drivers for sustained double-digit growth and long-term value creation. Geopolitical risks and tariffs create uncertainty, but Tencent's domestic revenue dominance a...

On May 11, the United States and China agreed to a 90-day pause in their trade dispute. The United States agreed to slash tariffs from 145% to 30%, and China agreed to reduce its reciprocal tariffs from 125% to 10%.

Tencent President Martin Lau said the company could create a "differentiated" AI agent through WeChat, the popular messaging app in China. Lau explained that WeChat, which is often dubbed a super-app, has various features like Mini Programs and content creation that can be tied together through AI.