Companies Backed by Tencent Investment
5 companies in Tencent Investment's investment portfolio.
Back to Tencent Investment profileInvestment Thesis
“Investing in technology companies that complement and enhance Tencent's ecosystem.”
Portfolio Companies (3)
Flipkart
Flipkart is a Bengaluru-based e-commerce marketplace and one of India's largest online retailers. Walmart paid about $16 billion for a 77% controlling stake in 2018 and has been the majority owner since.
Gojek
PT Gojek Indonesia (stylized in all lower case and stylized j as goȷek, formerly styled as GO-JEK) is an Indonesian on-demand multi-service platform and digital payment technology group based in Jakarta.
JD.com
JD.com is a Beijing based e-commerce, retail and logistics group founded by Richard Liu in 1998. It listed on Nasdaq in May 2014 and added a Hong Kong listing in June 2020.
Other Investments (2)
Portfolio Analysis
Tencent Investment has built a portfolio of 5 companies across 2 sectors, including Consumer, Marketplace. Of these investments, 2 have achieved successful exits through acquisitions or IPOs, demonstrating the firm's track record of backing companies to meaningful outcomes.
The portfolio reflects investments across the IPO, Series D+ stages, showing Tencent Investment's approach to supporting companies at multiple points in their growth journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many companies has Tencent Investment invested in?
Tencent Investment has invested in 5+ companies across 2 different sectors. Of these, 2 have achieved successful exits through acquisitions or IPOs.
What sectors does Tencent Investment invest in?
Tencent Investment's portfolio spans Consumer, Marketplace. This diversification reflects the firm's broad investment thesis and sector expertise.
What stages does Tencent Investment invest at?
Tencent Investment invests across the IPO, Series D+ stages. Their portfolio includes companies at various points in their growth journey.
How many exits has Tencent Investment had?
Tencent Investment has had 2 portfolio companies achieve exits through acquisitions or IPOs. This track record of exits demonstrates the firm's ability to identify and support companies through successful outcomes.