Tencent ramps up share buybacks amid market sell-off
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Tencent Holdings
Hong Kong, China
June 2026
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Tencent Holdings is increasing share buybacks as its stock struggles with a US$309 billion market value loss since October. The company spent over HK$9 billion on buybacks in June 2026. The firm is investing heavily in AI, including a new assistant for WeChat, to regain investor confidence.
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