Martin Lau Chi-ping, president of Tencent Holdings, cashed in on the social media and game giant's surging stock price this year to the tune of HK$920 million ($131 million) by selling off shares.
Martin Lau Chi-ping taps into stock's 45% jump this year on gaming expectations
JPMorgan Chase & Co. said Tencent is entering its strongest growth in the game business since 2008. © Reuters
Martin Lau Chi-ping, president of Tencent Holdings, cashed in on the social media and game giant's surging stock price this year to the tune of HK$920 million ($131 million) by selling off shares.