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Tencent Holdings Limited Interim Report: 2021
1 Aug 2021110 pages~157 min full read
Tencent reported strong financial growth for the first half of 2021, with revenue rising 20% year-on-year to RMB 138.3 billion and operating profit increasing 34% to RMB 52.5 billion.
See it on page 89Profit attributable to equity holders climbed 29% to RMB 42.6 billion, resulting in basic earnings of RMB 4.47 per share.
See it on page 16The company maintained a stable financial position with a total-debt-to-adjusted-EBITDA ratio of 1.40, despite total liabilities increasing to RMB 590.8 billion.
See it on page 39Tencent raised USD 4.15 billion through four senior-note tranches under its Global Medium-Term Note programme, with interest rates ranging from 2.88% to 3.94% and maturities spanning ten to forty years.
See it on page 78Fair-value asset assessments showed a shift toward higher risk exposure, with Level 3 assets growing to RMB 169.4 billion.
See it on page 40Currency risk management was effective during the period, as exchange gains of RMB 329 million successfully offset exchange losses of RMB 30 million.
See it on page 38Tencent’s interim financials for the six months ended 30 June 2021 reveal robust growth across core metrics. Revenue rose 20 percent year‑on‑year to RMB 138.3 billion, while operating profit increased 34 percent to RMB 52.5 billion and profit attributable to equity holders climbed 29 percent to RMB 42.6 billion, delivering basic earnings of RMB 4.47 per share. The half‑year profit of RMB 90.4 billion was complemented by other comprehensive income of RMB 65.6 billion, underscoring strong earnings momentum.
The balance sheet expanded, with total liabilities reaching RMB 590.8 billion, up from RMB 555.4 billion a year earlier, and total equity and liabilities rising to RMB 1.518 trillion. Leverage remained modest, as the total‑debt‑to‑adjusted‑EBITDA ratio edged to 1.40 from 1.36 in 2020. Fair‑value assessments indicated a shift toward higher Level 3 exposure, with Level 3 assets growing to RMB 169.4 billion. Currency risk was largely mitigated, with exchange losses of RMB 30 million offset by gains of RMB 329 million during the period.
Capital‑raising activities continued through an expanded unsecured Global Medium‑Term Note programme, issuing four senior‑note tranches totalling USD 4.15 billion at interest rates between 2.88 % and 3.94 % and maturities ranging from ten to forty years. Governance disclosures show the Share Award
