Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings, whose shares have fallen to their lowest level since 2018, has denied a media report that it plans to sell some of its investment portfolio to fund its own share buy-backs.
The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday that Tencent has reviewed its portfolio and identified possible targets for stake sales, including food delivery firm Meituan, real estate brokerage KE Holdings and ride-hailing platform Didi Global, aiming to free up cash and fund share buy-backs.