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Tencent Holdings Ltd

0700 · HK
Other listings00700 · HK700 · HK
Exchange
HK
Country
Hong Kong
IPO date
Jun 16, 2004
Employees
115,927
Current Price
HK$430.6
Live · Sep 14, 2026
Fair Buy
≤ HK$360
Margin-of-safety entry
Baillie Growth Score
53/100
Medium
Buffett Score
82/100
Elite
Intrinsic Value · Three-Tier Range Current price HK$430.6 Live · Between the conservative and fair ranges

Composite valuation range · conservative HK$345–HK$360 / fair HK$475–HK$635 / optimistic HK$800–HK$850. At HK$430.6, Between the conservative and fair ranges.

At publication HK$478.8 (Aug 9, 2026)

Market capHK$3.86T
Revenue (TTM)HK$788.48B
EBITDAHK$297.04B
Profit margin29.87%
ROE19.91%
P/E (TTM)14.41
Forward P/E11.78
PEG1.32
EPSHK$29.34
Dividend yield1.12%
52-week rangeHK$411.00 – HK$675.13

Data from EODHD, shown in the reporting currency; for reference only, not investment advice.

Tencent Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, provides value-added services, marketing services, fintech, and business services in Mainland China and internationally. The company's consumers business includes communications and social services, such as instant messaging and social networks; digital content, including online games, videos, live streaming, news, music, and literature; fintech services, which include mobile payment, wealth management, consumer loans, and securities trading; and various tools comprising network security management, browsing, navigation, application management, email, etc. Its enterprise business comprises marketing solutions, which offer digital tools, including user insight, creative management, placement strategy, and digital assets management; and cloud services, such as cloud computing, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, and security and other technologies for financial services, education, healthcare, retail, industry, transport, energy, and radio and television industries. The company also invests in, produces, and distributes films and television programs; offers copyrights licensing and merchandise sales and other services; provides internet advertisement services; and offers software development, and information technology and system integration services, as well as develops and operates mobile games. The company was formerly known as Tencent (BVI) Limited and changed its name to Tencent Holdings Limited in February 2004. Tencent Holdings Limited was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, the People's Republic of China.

History

Tencent Holdings Limited was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, China; formerly Tencent (BVI) Limited, it was renamed Tencent Holdings Limited in February 2004 and listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that year (stock code 700, IPO date 2004-06-16) at HK$3.70 per share. It began with the QQ instant-messaging system and value-added services and, through WeChat and the mobile era, evolved into a platform spanning social networks, digital content and games, fintech and payments, and cloud and enterprise services. It employs about 114,848 people.

Industry position

Tencent is a leading Chinese internet platform whose business sits at the intersection of games, digital advertising, mobile payment, and cloud and AI enterprise services. WeChat/Weixin combined monthly active users reached 1.432 billion in Q1 2026, anchoring its advertising, payment, and merchant ecosystem. In full-year 2025, value-added services made up 49% of revenue, fintech and business services 31%, and marketing services (advertising) 19%. Per Omdia, Tencent Cloud held about 10% of China's cloud-infrastructure market, behind Alibaba Cloud (33%) and Huawei Cloud (18%). Its core moat is the WeChat relationship-chain network effect plus a payment-driven commerce closed loop; main competitors include NetEase in games, ByteDance and Kuaishou in advertising, Alipay in payments, and Alibaba Cloud and Huawei Cloud in cloud.

53/100 Hold Tencent Holdings: A 12.8% Re-Rating on an Unconfirmed WeChat Agent, While Q1 Disclosed RMB8.8 Billion of AI Drag Tencent monetizes Weixin/WeChat, games, advertising, payments and cloud while holding RMB912 billion of disclosed investments before discounts. Q1 2026 domestic games slowed to 6% growth while Marketing Services held 20%, and new AI products cut non-IFRS operating profit by about RMB8.8 billion in the quarter. Rating Hold: at HK$478.80 the shares sit above the HK$451 conservative sum-of-the-parts value, leaving no margin of safety three days before Q2 results. Tencent Holdings Limited0700 · HKInternet PlatformsAug 9, 2026 56/100 Cautious Buy Tencent Holdings: A Deep Research Study WeChat's ecosystem and gaming cash flows are rock-solid, AI has begun to lift advertising efficiency, and the current valuation has yet to price that in fully. A fair buy range of 380 to 430 Hong Kong dollars; the largest reverse risk is AI capex rising while advertising and cloud monetization lag. Rating Cautious Buy: a mature cash cow seeking a second valuation re-rating through AI and the WeChat ecosystem, priced conservatively rather than at a premium. Tencent Holdings Limited0700 · HKInternet PlatformsMay 28, 2026 Hold Tencent Holdings: A Long-Term Owner's Investment Analysis A high-quality platform business spanning the WeChat ecosystem, gaming, fintech, cloud, and an investment portfolio, with real cash flow, a robust balance sheet, and a deep moat; but the business is not simple, and at the current price the margin of safety is not obvious. Research rating Hold: a top-tier compounder trading from fair to slightly attractive, not a clearly undervalued bargain. Tencent Holdings Limited0700 · HKInternet PlatformsMay 17, 2026