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TENCENT PLANS TO BECOME BIGGEST GAMING GIANT IN CHINA MARKET

Published On 05 Aug 2020 06:46 AM

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Tencent wants to grab the largest shares by collaborating with Huya and Don Yu thus becoming the massive gaming business platform of China

Tencent Holdings Ltd, Huya Inc, DouYu International Holdings Ltd., will merge into China's biggest game streaming platforms that will sum up to a total of $3.4 billion of holdings.

Its stake in Huya is 37% while the share in Don Y....

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