Games within a wider consumer network
Tencent’s products include games and esports alongside Weixin/WeChat and other services used for communication and everyday activities. Its entertainment footprint therefore sits within a network that also supports payments and access to services. The listed parent represents this range of operations rather than a single game publisher or streaming product. [2] [3]
Advertising and enterprise services
Tencent also supplies advertising, cloud computing, financial technology and other services to business customers. These activities have different customers and operating drivers from games, even where they share technology or distribution capabilities. The group is headquartered in Shenzhen and has been listed in Hong Kong since 2004; its listing location should be distinguished from its mainland operating headquarters. [2] [1]
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