Yu did not comment on the acquisition of PP assistant rumors began to invest overseas

Beijing time October 23 Morning News, 2013 Gmic (Global Mobile Internet Conference) Silicon Valley station opened in San Francisco, USA Today. UC excellent as CEO Yu in the interview did not circulate in the market "UC 100 million U.S. dollars to buy PP assistant" comment. According to him, UC has already invested two overseas companies, and will continue to expand international business by investing in the future. Recently, the news that UC will buy Apple system Helper Tools "PP Assistant", the acquisition price of about 100 million dollars. For this message, UC did not give a positive response. Yu was still reluctant to comment on the news when he was interviewed by Sina Technology at the Gmic meeting today. UC is not unfamiliar to the acquisition, from 2007 to now, the size of UC investment venture close to 20 companies. Some of the 20 companies that were eventually bought by big companies, such as the security Butler and the file management tool es, were bought by Tencent and Baidu respectively. Yu said that UC investment most value a team's technical ability. According to Yu revealed that UC has begun to invest abroad, the current successful investment of two companies. However, he is not willing to disclose the general situation of the two companies. Yu that overseas investment can make UC better understand the international market, the future also does not rule out UC mergers and acquisitions of the possibility of these enterprises, which also helps UC in overseas market expansion. In addition to mainland China, UC expanded its most successful overseas market in India. UC currently has a market share of more than 30% in India, according to official disclosures. Recently, UC is exploring the United States and other markets through plug-in cooperation with overseas companies. For example, UC will soon be online with the United States Amazon a plug-in, this plug-in allows domestic users to use the United States Amazon experience more smoothly.