On July 2, Tencent Holdings rose 3.26% in regular trading, trading at 442.4 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 63.96 billion HKD.
On the news front, CICC recently published a research report maintaining its Outperform rating on Tencent with a target price of 666 HKD, noting the company is currently at a valuation trough since 2021 and that AI product launches such as WeChat Agent could drive a valuation recovery. Additionally, Tencent signed a long-term server DRAM chip supply agreement worth over 20 billion RMB (approximately 2.94 billion USD) with CXMT, with a term of up to three to five years, signaling firm commitment to AI infrastructure investment.
The company has maintained a steady daily buyback pace of approximately 500 million HKD, while southbound capital recorded net purchases of 12.31 billion HKD in Tencent on June 30. Multiple positive catalysts are converging to support share price strength.
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