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The Hang Seng Index remains in a deep bear market and is hovering at its lowest level since July 17th as the crisis between the US and Iran escalates. It dropped to 24,570, down by over 11.65% from its highest level this year.
Kuaishou Technology is undervalued due to misunderstood AI-driven evolution and temporary macro headwinds, with a ~63% stock decline since September 2025. Kuaishou's asset-light, closed-loop e-commerce model and proprietary AI (notably Kling AI) position it for margin expansion and new revenue streams as integration matures. E-commerce segment drives resilient growth (up 17.24% HoH), with strong liquidity reserves supporting global expansion and a 4% return yield via buybacks/dividends.
Kuaishou is rated neutral as Q2 results reveal revenue in line but earnings miss, pressured by AI investments and slow online marketing. KUASF's Kling AI shows strong growth (+200% y/y) but remains only ~2% of total revenue, limiting near-term impact on overall financials. Core e-commerce and online marketing face headwinds from weak Chinese macroeconomics, soft consumer demand, and intense competition, constraining margin and growth outlook.
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Tencent Mobility, a unit of Tencent Holdings , is seeking to raise up to $1.55 billion by selling shares in Chinese short-video company Kuaishou Technology , according to term sheet seen by Reuters on Monday.
China's Kuaishou Technology said on Thursday a group of investors including Alibaba and Tencent will inject over 19 billion yuan ($2.80 billion) in Kling AI, while valuing the popular AI video arm at $15 billion on a pre-money basis.
Kuaishou raises 19 billion yuan ($2.79 billion) for its Kling AI subsidiary, which targets creators with AI-driven services. The company was reportedly targeting a valuation of $15 billion from the raise, which drew $200 million from Tencent.
Kuaishou Technology's Kling has raised around $2 billion from investors, as the short-video company seeks to spin off and list its artificial-intelligence video unit.
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