SINGAPORE -- Tencent Holdings has signed a deal to give Singapore-based online game publisher Sea the right to sell its game titles in Southeast Asia, as the Chinese internet conglomerate looks to diversify revenue sources in the face of a clampdown by Beijing.
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Tencent turns to Southeast Asia after Beijing clampdown
Chinese conglomerate signs 5-year sales deal with Singapore's Garena
The deal gives Sea’s digital entertainment arm Garena a five-year right of first refusal to sell Tencent’s mobile and PC games in Southeast Asia.
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