Earlier today (8th May 2020), Sensor Tower, a known analytics firm, published a new report, which detailed the rankings of the top Chinese mobile game publishers. The rankings also analyzed both Apple App Store and Google Play Store revenue for the month of April 2020.

In the report, the global App Store and Google Play’s mobile game revenue ranked 30 of the top Chinese game publishers. According to the data, these publishers raked in more than 1.74 billion US Dollars just in the month of April. This marks a record high increase of 14 percent over March 2020 and accounts for 27.5 percent of the total current global mobile game market’s revenue.

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Looking at the list, Tencent Games leads the Chinese mobile gaming publisher rankings. This arrives as no surprise as the video game publisher is behind many massively popular games and has also been successful in many countries apart from China through games like PUBG Mobile (which is a great hit in the global market). Other notable names in the lists include NetEase that comes in second followed by Lilith Games and FunPlus at third and fourth spots respectively.

The mobile gaming market has been seeing a rise in recent years and is currently booming, thanks in part due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The viral outbreak has led many people to be confined in their homes playing video games, especially on their smartphones to pass the time. Thus, the period has helped various Chinese mobile game publishers, 36 of which can even be found in the top 100 mobile game publishers that brought in the highest revenue.

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The Xiaomi backed Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Ltd. is set to debut this Friday (8th May 2020). The company has set the terms of its initial public offerings that may be one of the largest Chinese company listings in New York this year.

The company aims to raise 450 million US Dollars on the Nasdaq Global Select Market. Furthermore, it hopes to sell 25 million American depositary shares, which it expects within the range of 16 to 18 Dollars per ADS. Kingsoft Cloud Holdings is a subsidiary of the Kingsoft Group, with a major investor being Xiaomi Corp, which has indicated an interest in 50 million US Dollars worth of ADSs.

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Kingsoft claims that it is China’s largest independent cloud based service provider and that it aims to monetize on the growing applications of networking and technology. This includes increasing scope of 5G networking, artificial intelligence, IoT (Internet of Things), and demand for multi-cloud and neutrality that are also supported by favorable government policies.

This is a big deal considering the public debut arrives at a time where Chinese companies are being scrutinized across the globe, especially by US investors. Other Chinese brands like Oriental Culture and MingZhu Logistics are still waiting for their public entry, but Kingsoft Cloud has had a rather quick and uneventful run to Wall Street. But will Kingsoft Cloud change the perception around Chinese companies in the US? We can only wait and find out.

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After MIUI from Xiaomi and FlyMeOS from Meizu, now there is another platform based on Android OS from Chinese company, the new platform is Smartisan OS. This new platform is said to act as a Custom ROM for smartphone and tablet device.

Smartisan OS was first developed by Hammer Technology that originated in China with its founder named Luo Yonghao. The presence of the new platform is expected to break the dominance of MIUI and FlyMe presence in the Chinese market at the moment.

Through Weibo, the Chinese based social networking, Luo Yonghao reportedly that he will officially announce the launch date Smartisan operating system that was originally going to be realized on the date of March 27, 2013 which will come in China.

While for those who wish to participate in the launch event Smartisan OS in China, you would be sent an email to smartisanos@gmail.com.

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