Tencent Music Entertainment Group ADR Class A Stock News

China-based Tencent stock sits just above a buy zone of a base. And an Ireland-based stock hit a record high Monday.

Upgrade Tencent Music to Buy from Sell, citing strong Q1 results, margin improvement, and robust subscription growth. Music subscription momentum is driven by rising ARPU, paying users, and premium tier adoption, offsetting weakness in social entertainment. Potential M&A, especially with Ximalaya, could enhance content, user stickiness, and ARPU, though likely via dilutive stock transactions.

Tencent Music Entertainment Group (NYSE:TME ) Q1 2025 Results Conference Call May 13, 2025 7:00 AM ET Company Participants Millicent Tu - Head of Investor Relations Kar Shun Pang - Executive Chairman Ross Liang - Chief Executive Officer Min Hu - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Zhi Yi Chen - Goldman Sachs Alicia Yap - Citi Ellie Jiang - Macquarie Yang Liu - Morgan Stanley Al...

Tencent Music Entertainment exceeded analysts' expectations for first-quarter revenue on Tuesday, driven by growth in subscribers for its online music services.

The market has been treading through rough waters in 2025, but several stocks in the entertainment industry are among the stars shining the brightest despite this. While many sectors have struggled to gain traction amid economic uncertainty and mixed earnings results, a select group of entertainment names has managed to stand out.

Tencent Music Entertainment Group is in advanced talks to buy China's largest online audio platform Ximalaya Inc for $2.4 billion, Bloomberg News reported on Friday.

In a market where income-focused investors seek dividend reliability, four companies, from Wall Street heavyweights to international players, are stepping up with substantial payout hikes. JPMorgan Chase, Williams-Sonoma, Tencent Music Entertainment, and CareTrust REIT have each announced dividend increases of 10% or more, signaling financial strength and a strong commitment to shareholder retu...

Tencent Music's 4Q24 shows strong growth in online music services but continued weakness in social entertainment, leading to a cautious stock outlook. Music subscription revenue grew 18% y/y, driven by increased paying users and ARPU, while social entertainment revenue declined 13% y/y. TME's valuation should focus on the music subscription segment, implying a 10% downside to $13/share, given t...