Here comes Tencent Music, China's biggest streaming-music service

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Visitors are seen at a booth of Tencent Music Entertainment at the Beijing Music and Life Show in Beijing, China, May 7, 2017.

• Tencent Music Entertainment is set to report fourth-quarter financial results after Tuesday's closing bell.
• It will be Tencent Music's first earnings release since going public in the US in December.
• Watch Tencent Music Entertainment trade live.

Tencent Music Entertainment, the biggest streaming-music service in China, is set to report fourth-quarter earnings after Tuesday's closing bell. Here's what analysts surveyed by Bloomberg are expecting:

• Adjusted earnings per share: $0.55
• Revenue: $5.3 billion
• 2019 adjusted-earnings-per-share guidance: $2.92
• 2019 revenue guidance: $26.4 billion

This will be the first time that Tencent Music has released earnings since going public in the US in December. The company postponed its initial-public-offering for two months over fears that the brutal sell-off that wreaked havoc on markets in October and November would affect its pricing. Tencent Music's offering raised $1.1 billion, making it the fourth-largest Chinese IPO last year by deal value.

Tencent Music operates several popular music brands in China - including QQ Music, Kugou, Kuwo and WeSing - and had more than 800 million unique monthly active users in the second quarter of 2018, according to its filing.

Tencent Music was up 48% this year through Tuesday.