The US Department of Defense has expanded its list of Chinese companies with alleged ties to the Chinese military, prompting reactions from affected businesses.
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Las acciones de Tencent cotizadas en Hong Kong cayeron un 7,3% el martes y la compañía dijo que “iniciaría un proceso de reconsideración para corregir este error”, buscaría diálogos con el Departamento de Defensa y, si fuera necesario, tomaría medidas legales para ser eliminada de la lista. Tencent es la compañía de videojuegos más grande del mundo y opera la plataforma de mensajería china WeChat.
Al igual que Tencent, CATL sostiene que su inclusión en la lista fue un “error” y que se involucraría proactivamente con el Departamento de Defensa de Estados Unidos para “abordar la falsa designación” y tomaría medidas legales si fuera necesario para proteger los intereses de la compañía y los accionistas. Las acciones de CATL cayeron un 2,84% en Shenzhen.
“Estamos firmemente en desacuerdo con ella”, se lee en el comunicado de SenseTime, añadiendo que la decisión “no tiene impacto material en nuestras operaciones globales”.
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