Tencent Holdings Ltd.’s revenue grew at its fastest pace in more than three years, bolstering investors’ expectations that China’s gaming and social media leader will weather a potential global downturn in 2025.
The WeChat operator reported a faster-than-anticipated13% rise in sales to 180.02 billion yuan ($25 billion) in the March quarter. Net income rose 14% to 47.8 billion yuan, missing estimates in part because of rising spending on AI research and initiatives.
The numbers may lend confidence to investors who regard China’s most valuable company as resistant to much of the economic turmoil surrounding the Trump administration’s ...
