Linteng (Shanghai) Digital Technology established, with Tencent holding 40%
Shanghai Lingang Economic Development (Group) and Shenzhen Tencent Industrial Venture Capital Co., Ltd. each hold 40% of the company’s shares and are the company’s largest shareholders.
According to the data from Tianyan, on May 28, Linteng (Shanghai) Digital Technology Co., Ltd. was established with a registered capital of 10 million yuan.
Shanghai Lingang Economic Development (Group) and Shenzhen Tencent Industrial Venture Capital Co., Ltd. each hold 40% of the company’s shares and are the company’s largest shareholders.
Its business scope includes the development of basic artificial intelligence software; the development of network and information security software; the development of artificial intelligence application software; the Internet data service; the sales of smart home consumer equipment, etc.
Disclaimer: This is an article created by Michael Liang for Chinasdg.org. You can find the original article here: https://chinasdg.org/2020/06/08/linteng-shanghai-digital-technology-established-with-tencent-holding-40/.
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