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<li>Tencent’s increase in investment acquisition activity has coincided with a general weakness in equity prices and valuation levels.</li>
<li>Tencent management’s assessment of the fair value of its listed investee holdings, of RMB982.8bn on 31 December 2021, equates to roughly 27.4% of its market cap.</li>
<li>The market value of Tencent’s investee holdings in more-mature, Chinese-listed, internet-orientated holdings equates to roughly 9% of its current market cap.</li>
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Tencent’s increase in investment acquisition activity has coincided with a general weakness in equity prices and valuation levels.
Tencent management’s assessment of the fair value of its listed investee holdings, of RMB982.8bn on 31 December 2021, equates to roughly 27.4% of its market cap.
The market value of Tencent’s investee holdings in more-mature, Chinese-listed, internet-orientated holdings equates to roughly 9% of its current market cap.


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