BlockBeats reported on July 11 that Tencent is in talks to become the largest shareholder of general AI agent company Manus, according to market chatter cited in the report. The same claim said a China-based investor group led by Tencent is seeking to buy back all of Manus’ equity from Meta at a valuation of about $2 billion. When Southern Metropolis Daily asked Tencent for comment, the company had not responded. A separate person described as familiar with the matter said Tencent would still hold only a minority stake after the transaction and would not take control. The report did not include a response from Tencent or confirmation that a deal has been signed.
BlockBeats reported on July 11 that Tencent is reportedly in talks to become the largest shareholder in general AI agent company Manus. The claim said a China-based capital group led by Tencent would buy back all of Manus' equity from Meta at a valuation of about $2 billion.
Southern Metropolis Daily asked Tencent to comment, but Tencent had not responded at the time of the report.
A separate person familiar with the matter said that after the transaction, Tencent would still remain a minority shareholder and would not hold a controlling stake.
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