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Alibaba eyes sale of gaming arm Lingxi Games, report says

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Several media outlets reported that Alibaba Group is seeking to sell Lingxi Games (also described as Lingxi Interactive Entertainment), its internal video‑game studio. The most consistent figure in the reporting is an asking price that starts at about 7–9 billion yuan, which outlets convert to roughly $1.03 billion.

Reports also frame the potential divestment as part of Alibaba’s strategic reallocation of capital toward areas such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing and retail. Beyond the price range cited and the described strategic rationale, the coverage does not supply confirmed deal terms, a timetable, named bidders or an official statement from Alibaba in the supplied material.

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