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Tencent Is Said to Mull Exits from Game Studios Like Marvelous

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Multiple media outlets report that Tencent is negotiating to offload investments in a number of Japanese game developers, with Marvelous Inc. explicitly named. Insiders quoted in the reporting say Tencent holds minority stakes in those studios and is considering selling some shares — in some cases back to the original management teams — as part of a broader reassessment of its global gaming investments. Sources say one criterion for a potential exit is whether the anticipated commercial cooperation between Tencent and the investee has failed to materialize. Reports add that such disposals could be executed even if they mean realizing a loss. Tencent has issued a public statement saying video games remain a core business and that it will continue to work with its investee companies.

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