On Thursday,Philippines Archives based on user expenditures in 2023, the mobile app intelligence platform Data.ai released a list of the top 50 mobile application publishers, with miHoYo making its debut in the top 10. The US leads the top 50 with 18 publishers, accounting for 36% of the total list, while China follows closely with 12 companies, making up 31% of the total share. The 12 Chinese mobile publishers, ranked in order, include Tencent, ByteDance, miHoYo, NetEase, 37 Entertainment, Lilith, Zhejiang Century Huatong Group, Alibaba Group, IM30, Ultrapower, Baidu, and Yostar. Tencent and ByteDance maintained their positions as the first and second, respectively, on the list compared to the previous year. However, NetEase dropped from fifth place to ninth place this year. [Data.ai, in Chinese]
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