CHINA TELECOM(601728) 搜狐财经·2025-04-02 11:13Group 1 - Tencent has invested €11.6 billion (approximately 90 billion RMB) in a new subsidiary focused on major game IPs including Assassin's Creed, Rainbow Six, and Far Cry, acquiring a 25% stake [1] - The pre-transaction valuation of the new subsidiary is €4 billion, indicating a valuation multiple of approximately 4 times the expected average sales from FY2023 to FY2025, reflecting market confidence in top-tier game IPs [1] - The new subsidiary will operate independently with its own management team, allowing Ubisoft to maintain significant autonomy [1] Group 2 - The Yulin Coal Conversion Fund has expanded its investment strategy over seven years, initially focusing on fine chemicals and later extending to advanced manufacturing and rural revitalization [2] - The fund has invested in over 30 companies, including 6 listed firms, achieving a project landing rate of over 75% and a return multiple exceeding 8 times [2] - The fund's success validates its "resource endowment + capital synergy" model and has led to its role as the fund manager for the Ordos Chemical New Materials mother fund [2] Group 3 - The president of Leda Auto, Ai Tiecheng, announced his resignation after failing to meet sales targets, with the new president being Shen Fei, previously in charge of energy business [3] - Honghu Fund has become one of the top ten shareholders of China Telecom with a new holding of 7.62 billion shares, valued at nearly 5.5 billion RMB [3] - Starry Sky Technology has acquired a controlling stake in Zhongqi New Materials for 803 million RMB, changing the actual controller to a notable figure in the semiconductor field [3] Group 4 - Qualcomm is considering acquiring the UK chip design company Alphawave, known for its "SerDes" technology, which is crucial for fast data transmission in AI applications [4] - Jiangsu state-owned assets have acquired a 24.5% stake in General Shares for 2.118 billion RMB, making it the controlling shareholder [5] - Shenzhen's Longgang District has established a 2 billion RMB district-level merger fund to accelerate corporate mergers and upgrades in traditional industries [5]