Core Insights - Tencent has invested in the humanoid robot company, Zhiyuan Robotics, acquiring approximately 2.06% of its shares through its investment arm, Guangxi Tencent Venture Capital [1][3] - Zhiyuan Robotics, founded by Peng Zhihui, has achieved mass production of over 1,000 units of its general-purpose embodied robots, which are utilized in various applications such as interactive services and data collection [3] - Tencent's CEO, Ma Huateng, emphasized the company's focus on cloud services and big data, aiming to support robot manufacturers rather than compete with them in hardware production [5] Investment Details - Guangxi Tencent Venture Capital has become a new shareholder in Zhiyuan Robotics, replacing previous investors [1] - The registered capital of Zhiyuan Robotics has increased from approximately 76.37 million to 80.46 million [1] Company Background - Zhiyuan Robotics operates under Shanghai Zhiyuan New Technology Co., Ltd., focusing on the research and development of intelligent robots and AI software [3] - The company has previously attracted investments from notable firms such as BYD and Hillhouse Capital, with BYD holding a 2.38% stake [3] Product Development - On March 10, Zhiyuan Robotics launched its first general-purpose embodied model, Genie Operator-1 (GO-1), showcasing its capabilities through a video demonstration [3] Financial Performance - Tencent reported a fourth-quarter revenue of 172.45 billion, a year-on-year increase of 11%, and a net profit of 55.3 billion, up 30% [5] - For the full year, Tencent's revenue reached 660.3 billion, growing by 8%, with a net profit of 194.1 billion, reflecting a 68% increase [5]