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Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) Rose on Continued Growth in Profitability
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Hong Kong stocks rebounded | Tencent Music - SW (01698) rose more than 6%, and Daiwa expects its Q2 performance and Q3 guidance to slightly exceed market expectations.
Tencent Music-SW (01698) has risen by over 6%. As of the time of writing, it has risen by 6.26% to HKD 52.6, with a turnover of 2.9374 million Hong Kong dollars.
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Express News | Tencent Music Entertainment Group - Linlin Chen Tendered Resignation From Position as Co's Group Vice President
Tencent Music Entertainment Group announced an executive management adjustment: Vice President Chen Linlin resigned due to personal reasons.
On the afternoon of July 26th, Sina Technology reported that Tencent Music Entertainment Group announced today that Linda Chen will resign as the group's vice president and other related positions due to personal reasons. The company fully respects her personal wishes and the above adjustments will take effect on September 30, 2024. Peng Jiaxin, the executive director of Tencent Music Entertainment Group, said: 'On behalf of the company, I sincerely thank Linda for her contributions to TME. During her tenure, Linda's long-term dedication and hard work have greatly helped the success of KuGou Music, making it one of the leading music platforms in China.'
Tencent Music: Linlin Chen to Resign From Position as Group Vice President, Other Roles for Personal Reasons, Effective Sept 30 >TME
Express News | Tencent Music Entertainment Group Announces Management Change
Press Release: Tencent Music Entertainment Group Announces Management Change
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Hong Kong Stock Market Update | Tencent Music-SW(01698) rose nearly 4%, Goldman Sachs believes that the net increase in paid users in the second quarter will be about 3.7 million, with strong momentum in the music business.
Tencent Music-SW (01698) rose nearly 4%. As of press time, it increased by 3.90% to HKD 58.60, with a turnover of HKD 3.147 million.
Tencent Music (01698) rose 3.9%. Competitor Spotify (SPOT) reversed its loss year-on-year in Q2.
Music streaming service provider Spotify (SPOT) reversed its losses year-on-year in the second quarter, driving the upward trend of Tencent Music (01698) in the morning, which rose 3.9% to HKD 58.6 as of press time, with a turnover of HKD 30.357 million. On the news front, Spotify (SPOT) announced its second quarter financial performance. The net income was EUR 0.274 billion (USD 0.298 billion), compared to a loss of EUR 0.302 billion in the same period last year. The earnings per share were EUR 1.33. During the period, revenue increased by 20.2% year-on-year to EUR 3.81 billion (USD 4.14 billion), according to analysis.
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Goldman Sachs expects tencent music-SW (01698) second-quarter subscription revenue to increase by 30% and gives a "buy" rating with a target price of HKD 62.3.
In the second quarter of Tencent Music, subscription revenue growth reached 30% until mid-July, considering the high willingness and retention rate of users paying for subscriptions, it is estimated that net growth of quarterly paid users will be approximately 3.7 million.
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