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Tencent Grinds Out Profits Increase Despite Coronavirus Headwinds
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By Patrick Frater
Asia Bureau Chief
Chinese social media, entertainment and games giant Tencent managed a 6% increase in profits in the first quarter of the year – a period which contained two months of coronavirus-induced turmoil.
The powerhouse company on Wednesday reported revenues increased by 26% year on year to $15.3 billion (RMB108 billion), and net profits up to $4.15 billion (RMB29.4 billion), in the January to March quarter. Using another measure of profits favored by tech
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