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On July 6, Tencent reduced its stake in Kuaishou by 273 million shares, cashing out more than HK$10 billion, and exited as a major shareholder.
In the same week, Tencent invested RMB 1.36 billion to co-invest in Kuailing.
Selling the parent company with its left hand, buying the AI “son” with its right hand.
Capital votes with its feet and never drags things out.
Why now? Just take a look at the books and you’ll understand:
Kuailing raises funding independently, with a post-investment valuation of $18 billion.
Kuaishou holds 68.33%, corresponding to roughly HK$95.9 billion.
After Kuaishou’s total market cap of HK$186.8 billion deducts this stake, only about HK$90.9 billion remains for the “short-video parent” —
→ Kuailing’s valuation > everything else besides Kuailing