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Sea reports 17.5% deeper net loss of US$616.3 mil in 4QFY2021 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Sea reports 17.5% deeper net loss of US$616.3 mil in 4QFY2021

Looking ahead, Sea's Forrest Li says he expects SeaMoney to achieve positive cashflow by 2023.

Digital Economy

Gaming billionaire Li's wealth plunge accelerates to US$10 billion after Tencent sale

Forrest Li is now Singapore's third-richest person
Tencent plans to sell a stake in Sea for up to US$3 billion - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Digital Economy

Tencent sells a stake in Sea for US$3 billion

The divestment will provide Tencent with "resources to fund other investments and social initiatives".

Company in the news

Sea Limited co-founder becomes Singapore's richest person with US$20 bil fortune

Sea Limited's Forrest Li is now worth US$19.8 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Startups, Entrepreneurs, Digital economy

Sea is in troubled waters

With a stock price that is 30x FY2019 revenue, is Sea, the creator of Free Fire mobile game, nothing but a one-trick pony?
Sea and IMDA to create 500 tech job opportunities in partnership - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tech

Sea and IMDA to create 500 tech job opportunities in partnership

The programme will benefit 500 Singaporeans comprising 400 entry-level and 100 mid-career jobseekers.
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Global Economy

Briefs

Quoteworthy: “This can’t be another woulda, coulda, shoulda election. No matter what, vote.” –— Hilary Clinton, who is urging Americans to make their views count at the ballot box.

Company in the news

SEA Ltd gains another 9% after doubling revenue

Sea’s total revenue rose to US$882 million ($1.20 billion) in the three months ended June, driven by growth at e-commerce platform Shopee and gaming arm Garena.

Finance

How Singapore nurtured foreign trio who became billionaires

David Chen left his native China as a teenager to attend school in Singapore. Little did he know that his adopted city would help him reach the ranks of the ultra-rich.

US stocks

The world's hottest stock is a money-losing tech giant soaring 880%

It gets far less attention than Tesla, the FAANGs or even the Robinhood flavour of the week. Yet Sea Ltd. has quietly become the world’s best-performing large-cap stock.
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