盛趣游戏登陆A股 发布会揭晓全新战略计划 - 2019年07月12日

Shengqu Games, the biggest domestically listed game firm in China, is to launch 20 new games in next two years and speed overseas expansion to become a “global cultural leader," it said in Shanghai.
Shanghai-based Shengqu is now a subsidiary of Shenzhen-listed Century Huatong, the top A-share-listed gaming firm, after it recently sealing a deal valued at 30 billion yuan (US$4.41 billion) to acquire Shengqu. Tencent is Shengqu's major shareholder after investing 3 billion yuan in the company in 2018.
By Wednesday, Century Huatong’s market value had reached 62.7 billion yuan, ahead of other domestically listed firms Giant and Perfect World. But Shengqu is still behind market leaders Tencent and NetEase, which are both listed overseas.