On August 20, PDD Holdings Inc rose 3.04% in regular trading, trading at $89.93/share, with turnover of $359 million.
On the news front, according to the latest SEC 13F filings, H&H International Investment, managed by veteran investor Duan Yongping — often dubbed the Warren Buffett of China — added 5.2738 million shares of PDD during Q2, a 26.71% increase, bringing total holdings to 25.0221 million shares. This positions Duan as PDD's sixth-largest shareholder with a 1.76% stake in total shares outstanding, trailing only Huang Zheng (31.27%), Tencent (13.76%), BlackRock (2.25%), Vanguard (2.2%), and Baillie Gifford (1.87%). Notably, Duan simultaneously reduced positions in high-performing tech names including NVIDIA and Alphabet, signaling a clear portfolio rotation toward Chinese e-commerce. Additionally, the market is closely watching PDD's upcoming earnings release scheduled for August 24, with consensus EPS expectations at $2.69.
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