In short: Passing mention — a former holding, used as a way to own Tencent at a discount (the host's framing); he now holds Tencent directly.
1:05:01And so that was what really got me interested in it. — And why, of all of the things that you've played with there, all of the things you've explored over the years, have you ended up with Luckin Coffee, which is a pretty new position, I think, and Tencent Holdings? I think you used to own Prosus as well, — which is a way to invest in [Tencent] at a discount.
In short: The seller who made the deal possible — irrevocably committed its remaining 17% of Delivery Hero, which together with Uber's existing 25% outright plus 12% synthetic exposure takes Uber's economic interest to ~53% before other shareholders tender. Also named as a consolidator in its own right (it took Just Eat Takeaway), one of the two precedents behind the "density wins, independents run out of room" framing. (Referenced; not a stance call.)
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