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Tencent Designated as a Chinese Military Company by US
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this post was submitted on 07 Jan 2025
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Tencent isn't the owner, or even largest shareholder of Ubisoft.
You know there's an easier example company you could be using, right? An American company, worth and makes billions, has a ton of players and has had for a long time, and is entirely owned by Tencent?
Using Ubisoft as your example is why I think you're trolling, because Riot is sitting right there.