HONG KONG/NEW YORK -- Tencent Holdings' first-quarter revenue beat expectations but still marked the slowest growth in more than a year, as China's most valuable company struggled to build momentum in its gaming and fintech operations.
In the first quarter, revenue of the Shenzhen-based company rose 6% on the year to 159.5 billion yuan ($22 billion), topping the average forecast of 158.44 billion yuan from analysts surveyed by Refinitiv.
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