Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-11-25 14:58Core Insights - Tencent Holdings has been actively repurchasing its shares, with a total of 1.28 billion shares bought back this year, amounting to HKD 64.78 billion [1][2][3] - The stock price has shown a slight increase of 0.08% on the day of the latest repurchase, closing at HKD 625.00, despite a cumulative decline of 1.81% during the recent repurchase period [1][2] - The company has conducted 106 repurchase transactions this year, indicating a strong commitment to returning value to shareholders [1][3] Repurchase Details - On November 25, Tencent repurchased 1.014 million shares at prices ranging from HKD 620.50 to HKD 634.50, totaling HKD 63.554 million [1] - The cumulative repurchase from November 18 to November 25 reached 6.135 million shares, with a total expenditure of HKD 381.4 million [1] - The highest repurchase price during this period was HKD 640.50 on November 18, while the lowest was HKD 606.50 on November 21 [1][2] Historical Context - The company has shown a consistent pattern of share repurchases, with significant activity noted in the first quarter of 2025, including a single day where 393,000 shares were repurchased at an average price of HKD 386.40 [4] - The repurchase strategy appears to be a response to market conditions, as evidenced by the stock's performance and the company's efforts to stabilize its share price [1][3]