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HUYA grew out of YY’s game-streaming business, gained Tencent as controlling shareholder and is now shifting growth toward publishing, in-game sales and other game services.
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SUNeVision grew from Hong Kong’s 2000 internet boom into a carrier-dense data-centre platform now expanding MEGA IDC for hyperscale cloud and AI demand.
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Playtech grew from online casino software into a global gambling platform, bought Snaitech, then sold it in 2025 to refocus the group on B2B technology and strategic investments.
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Playtika grew from Slotomania and social casino games into a broad mobile portfolio built around live operations, acquisitions, direct payments and SuperPlay.
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Gravity has spent more than two decades extending Ragnarok from a Korean PC MMORPG into a global franchise spanning online games, mobile releases and new formats.
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Trustpilot grew from a 2007 Danish review site into a global subscription software business whose value depends on keeping paid business customers separate from review integrity.
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Nextdoor grew from a private neighbourhood network into a public advertising platform, then launched a founder-led rebuild around alerts, local news and recommendations.
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Webjet began as an Australian online travel agency in 1998, built a much larger B2B WebBeds business, then separated the consumer brand into a new listed Webjet Group in 2024.
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Wirtualna Polska began in 1995 as a catalogue of websites and evolved into one of Poland’s earliest major web portals while the separate o2 pl business was launched by entrepreneurs in 1999 and 2000 By 2026 WP Holding operates a portfolio spanning online media advertising e-commerce and consumer digital services in Poland and other European…
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Red Cat began with drone flight-data software, assembled consumer and enterprise drone brands, then sold the consumer businesses and concentrated on government and defence robotics.
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