Alibaba Group Holding (BABA) US Equities Encyclopedia
Alibaba Group operation (business/subsidiary/brand)
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Ant Group : The original Ant Financial Service has Alipay, Zhima Credit, Ant Jubao, and online merchants bank Ant Small Loan, Ant Financial Cloud, Yu'ebao, Zhaocaibao, Ant Flower, Tianhong Fund, etc -
Taobao: social commerce platform, C2C e-commerce business -
Tmall: a third-party online and mobile commerce platform for brands and retailers -
Ali mother: marketing realization platform -
1688.com and Alibaba.com: online wholesale market -
AliExpress: AliExpress, a retail market -
E-commerce platforms: Lazada, Trendyol, Daraz -
Hema Xiansheng: a self operated retail chain store -
Tmall Global: import e-commerce platform -
Taoxianda: provide online and offline integration services for FMCG brands and third-party grocery retail partners -
Novice network: logistics service platform -
Hungry: an on-demand delivery and local service platform -
Word of mouth: catering and local service guide platform -
Flying pig: online travel platform -
Taobao advertising network and trading platform: a real-time online auction marketing trading platform -
Alibaba Cloud: provides elastic computing, storage, network, security, database, big data and Internet of Things service -
Youku: online video platform -
Ali Film and other content platforms: provide online videos, movies, live events, news sources, literature, music, etc -
Gaode Map: a mobile digital map, navigation and real-time traffic information application -
Nailing: a commercial efficiency mobile application -
Tmall Genie: smart speaker
Listing History of Alibaba Group Holding (BABA)
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On September 9, 2014, Alibaba Group officially started its pre IPO roadshow to communicate with investors and promote stocks. More than 700 investors attended the roadshow. Ma Yun made a speech and answered investors' questions during the roadshow. -
On the evening of September 19, 2014, Alibaba landed at NYSE with the security code of "BABA" and the price of $68 per share. This transaction has become one of the largest IPO transactions in the world. The listing of Alibaba was very popular this time, and the range of its share price was raised from $60 to $66 to $68. Finally, it was priced at the upper limit of $68 and raised $21.8 billion. The opening price of its shares on the same day was $92.7, up 36.32% from the issue price. -
On October 29, 2014, Alibaba's share price broke through $100 for the first time in the opening session, a record high since its listing, and finally closed at $99.68, up about 2% from the previous trading day. According to the closing price, Alibaba's market value is 245.7 billion dollars, which is close to the global retail industry leader Wal-Mart $246.8 billion. -
On the evening of November 4, 2014, Alibaba Group released its first quarterly financial report since its listing. In the third quarter of 2014, Alibaba's revenue reached 16.829 billion yuan, up 53.7% year on year; The operating profit of core business reached 8.493 billion yuan; The adjusted net profit was 6.808 billion yuan. The adjusted diluted earnings per share is 2.79 yuan. -
In October 2019, it was reported that Alibaba would land on the Hong Kong stock market in November of that year at the earliest, raising up to $15 billion. In November of the same year, Alibaba went public for the second time in Hong Kong.
Alibaba Group Holding (BABA) History Encyclopedia
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Following the establishment of Alibaba, a B2B online trading platform, Alibaba Group invested 100 million yuan in May 2003 to establish Taobao, an online shopping platform. -
In October 2004, Alibaba Group invested in the establishment of Alipay to launch third-party guaranteed transaction services for China's e-commerce market. -
In August 2005, Alibaba Group and Yahoo reached a comprehensive cooperative relationship. Alibaba Group acquired all the assets of Yahoo China, including its Yisou and 3721. Yahoo America obtained 40% of the shares of the new Alibaba Group. -
In August 2007, Alibaba Group launched the advertising trading platform Alibaba Mama, which attracted a large number of small and medium-sized webmasters to join with the low-end threshold of payment. -
In November 2007, Alibaba Network, its B2B company, was listed in Hong Kong at HK $13.5. The share price dropped from HK $41.8 at the high point (November 2007) to HK $3.46 in October 2008. At the low point, the share price was less than 9% of the high point. -
In September 2009, Alibaba Group celebrated its tenth anniversary and announced the establishment of another subsidiary, Alibaba Cloud Computing. -
In June 2011, Alibaba Group split Taobao into three independent companies: Taobao, Taobao Mall (later renamed Tmall) and Yitao, to serve online shoppers in China more accurately and effectively. -
In 2011, Alibaba invested 167 million yuan to take a stake in Optimus listed in July 2013 Software (01297), with the listing of the company, some old shares were sold, and the shareholding ratio was reduced from 25% to 13.75%, but it was still the second largest shareholder of Optisoft. -
On February 21, 2012, Alibaba announced the privatization of 13.5 yuan per share. On May 25, 2012, the general meeting of shareholders approved the privatization, and on June 20, 2012, the company revoked the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Listing to prepare for the IPO in the United States. -
On May 21, 2012, Alibaba Group paid 7.1 billion dollars, including 6.3 billion dollars in cash and no more than 800 million dollars preferred stock , buy back 17% shares from Yahoo. In addition, Alibaba also paid $550 million in cash to Yahoo as an amendment to the technology and intellectual property licensing agreement. -
In September 2012, Alibaba Group completed the transaction of repurchasing half of Yahoo's Alibaba shares, amounting to US $7.6 billion. It sold shares to investment institutions to raise some transaction funds, including China's sovereign funds, Boyu Capital, CITIC Capital, and CDB Capital, an investment institution of China Development Bank. -
On January 10, 2013, the music business unit of Alibaba Group acquired the music website Xiami.com. -
On February 20, 2013, Zhong'an Online Property jointly established by Alibaba, Ping An Insurance of China and Tencent insurance company (English: Zhong An Online Property Insurance Co., referred to as Zhong'an Online for short) will become the first property insurance company in China to sell all products and handle claims through the Internet. Alibaba will hold 19.9% shares of Zhong'an Online, becoming its largest shareholder. China Ping An and Tencent Holdings They will hold 5% shares respectively. Another six minority shareholders are Ctrip , Youfu Holding, Nissan Network Technology, Nissan Internet, Caltex Investment, and Yuanqiang Investment. -
On April 29, 2013, Beijing Weimengchuangke Network Technology Co., Ltd. signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Alibaba, which will purchase for 586 million dollars micro-blog 18% equity. meanwhile Sina An option contract was also granted to the other party, allowing Alibaba to increase its share in Sina Weibo to 30% in the future according to the pricing method agreed in advance. -
On May 10, 2013, Alibaba Group invested US $294 million to acquire about 28% of the shares of Gaode Software, the largest navigation map supplier in China, exceeding 16.7% of Hou Jun, chairman of the company, and will become the largest shareholder of the company. -
On March 7, 2013, it was announced that Alibaba Small and Micro Financial Services Group would be prepared to establish. The main business scope of Alibaba Small and Micro Financial Services Group includes payment, small loan, insurance, guarantee and other fields. -
On July 17, 2013, Alibaba strategically invested in Qiongyou, a Chinese travel information and online value-added service provider. -
On July 23, 2013, Alibaba and Huashu Media jointly launched the first generation Internet TV set-top box "Huashu Rainbow" equipped with Alibaba's smart TV operating system, connecting TV, set-top box, mobile phone and other terminal devices, and adding e-commerce, Internet payment and other functions. -
On September 11, 2013, Alibaba and Skyworth launched the TV brand "Kukai". There are two models of TV 55K1 and 42K1, which also preload the AliTV operating system and Skyworth Tianci system. The product was officially launched in October. -
On September 24, 2013, Alibaba will acquire Kupan, a Chinese cloud storage software company, but did not disclose the transaction price. -
On October 9, 2013, Alibaba will contribute 1.18 billion yuan to subscribe the registered capital of 262.3 million yuan of "Yu'e Bao" partner Tianhong Fund, accounting for 51% of its share capital after completion. At the same time, Inner Mongolia Junzheng will also follow the capital increase, and plans to contribute 69.43 million yuan to subscribe for 154.29 million yuan of registered capital contribution, but its shareholding ratio will still fall from 36% to 15.6%. -
On October 11, 2013, Alibaba invested in ShopRunner, an American logistics provider. -
On November 19, 2013, Alibaba invested 80 million dollars (about 624 million Hong Kong dollars) to acquire the mainland mobile data analysis platform Youmeng. -
On December 9, 2013, Alibaba Group announced that it had reached a strategic cooperation with Haier Group to invest a total of 2.822 billion yuan in Haier Appliances, of which Alibaba invested 1.857 billion yuan in RRS Logistics, a subsidiary of Haier Appliances, to establish a joint venture, including subscribing to 9.9% of RRS Logistics, with an amount of 541 million Hong Kong dollars; Subscription of HK $1.316 billion convertible issued by Haier Appliances bond 。 The convertible bonds can be converted into 24.1% shares of RRS Logistics in the future, which means that Ali will hold up to 34% shares of RRS Logistics in the future. At the same time, Alibaba Group invested 965 million Hong Kong dollars in Haier Appliances by subscribing for new shares, obtaining 2% of the shares of Haier Appliances. -
In 2013, Alibaba's wholly-owned subsidiary, China Wanwang, was granted a virtual operation license by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China on December 26. It is understood that HiChina was founded in 1996 as an Internet application service provider. On September 28, 2009, Alibaba announced that it would pay 540 million yuan in cash in two installments to acquire the equity of China Wanwang's operations in China. -
On January 23, 2014, CITIC 21 will allot 4.4 billion shares to Alibaba and Yunfeng Fund at a price of 0.3 yuan per share, which is about 63.9% lower than that before the suspension of trading on January 16, meaning that Alibaba became the owner of CITIC 21 with 1.33 billion yuan. After the completion of the subscription, Alibaba and Yunfeng Fund will hold more than 54.33% of the shares of CITIC 21 and become major shareholders. Alibaba and Yunfeng Fund will hold 38.1% and 16.2% respectively. The shareholding of CITIC Group, the existing major shareholder, will be reduced to 9.92%, and Alibaba will also appoint five operating directors. -
On February 10, 2014, Alibaba fully acquired US listed associates at a price of US $21 per share (or US $5 per share of common stock) for US $1.045 billion Gaode Software (AutoNavi), and plans to privatize it and integrate services such as navigation and online maps to compete with Tencent Baidu 。 Alibaba has spent HK $2.2 billion in May 2013 to acquire 28.3% of shares in Gaode, becoming the largest shareholder. -
On February 11, 2014, Alibaba confirmed that it would launch an e-commerce website 11main.com in the United States through its subsidiaries Vendio and Auctiva, with similar business eBay Online shopping website. -
On February 17, 2014, Alibaba confirmed that Temasek And Qiming Venture Capital to invest a total of US $100 million in Tutor Group, the world's largest English learning institution. At present, the VIPABC.com and TutorABC.com of TutorGroup provide more than 5 million classroom teaching sessions. -
On February 19, 2014, Alibaba announced today that Tmall Global (www.tmall. hk) was officially launched, providing domestic users with imported products with original packaging overseas. -
On March 11, 2014, Alibaba Investment, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group, will invest 0.5 yuan per share in Culture China Communication (1060) to subscribe 12.488 billion new shares, involving 6.244 billion yuan, accounting for 60% of the expanded issued share capital. In addition, Tencent (700) used to hold 8% of the shares of Culture China Communication. After the above transaction, its shareholding will be diluted to 3.2%. -
On March 16, 2014, Alibaba Group announced the launch of its listing in the United States. -
On March 20, 2014, Alibaba invested 215 million dollars in Tango, an American mobile video chat service provider. -
On March 31, 2014, Alibaba Group invested by subscribing for new shares and convertible bonds of Intime Department Store, with a total investment of HK $5.37 billion. After the completion of the transaction, Alibaba will hold 9.9% shares of Yintai Commercial and convertible bonds with a total amount of about 3.71 billion Hong Kong dollars. Both parties agreed that within the next three years, under the premise of the relevant laws and regulations, Ali Group can convert convertible bonds into common shares of Yintai Commercial, so that the ultimate shareholding ratio of Ali Group in Yintai Commercial will not be less than 25%. -
On April 2, 2014, 17 natural person shareholders of Hang Seng Group, the controlling shareholder of Hang Seng Electronics, and Zhejiang Rongxin Network Technology, which Ma Yun holds 99.1365% of the shares, signed the Equity Purchase Agreement to purchase 100% of the shares of Hang Seng Group with 3.299 billion yuan (in cash). After completion, Zhejiang Rongxin will hold 20.62% of the shares of Hang Seng Electronics through Hang Seng Group and become the controlling shareholder of the company. Except Jack Ma, who serves as the chairman of the board of directors of Alibaba Group, Zhejiang Rongxin has no equity or controlling or controlled relationship with Alibaba Group. -
On April 8, 2014, Hangzhou Yunxi Investment Partnership, which is actually controlled by Ma Yun and Shi Yuzhu, invested RMB6.536 billion in cash at RMB22.8 per share to subscribe 286671000 non-public shares of Huashu Media (000156) listed in Shenzhen Stock Exchange, accounting for 20% of its expanded share capital, becoming the second largest shareholder of the company. -
On April 28, 2014, Alibaba and Yunfeng Fund invested 1.22 billion US dollars Youku Tudou Group , will hold 18.5% shares of Youku Tudou. After the transaction is concluded, Alibaba will hold 16.5% shares of Youku Tudou, and Yunfeng Fund, founded by Alibaba founder Jack Ma, will hold 2% shares. The transaction involved about 721 million shares, priced at US $16944 per share, and every 18 A shares of common stock was equivalent to one ADS, which was converted to about US $30.4992 per ADS. -
On April 28, 2014, Alibaba and UC Youshi jointly launched the new mobile search brand "Shenma", and established a joint venture, Guangzhou Shenma Mobile Information Technology Co., Ltd. (shenma). UC Youshi holds 70% of the shares, and Alibaba holds 30% of the shares, to jointly develop mobile search business. -
On May 6, 2014, Alibaba submitted an IPO application to the U.S. Securities Regulatory Commission (SEC) and planned to go public in the United States. -
On May 29, 2014, Alibaba invested S $312.5 million to acquire 10.23% shares of Singapore Post Ltd. -
On June 5, 2014, Alibaba invested 1.2 billion yuan (about 5.9 billion New Taiwan Dollars) to purchase 50% of the equity of Guangzhou Evergrande Football Team, and will jointly operate the team with Evergrande Group. -
On June 11, 2014, Alibaba Group and UC Youshi jointly announced that UC Youshi will be integrated into Alibaba Group as a whole and integrate with some businesses of Alibaba Group. -
On June 11, 2014, Alibaba launched its first online store directly targeting American consumers. This website is called 11 Main. -
On June 11, 2014, Zhejiang Alibaba E-commerce changed its name to Zhejiang Ant Micro Financial Services Group Co., Ltd. At the same time, Ma Yun and Xie Shihuang donated all their shares to Hangzhou Junhan Equity Investment Partnership, so the latest equity structure is that Hangzhou Jun'ao holds 41.14% of the shares and Hangzhou Junhan holds 57.86% of the shares. -
On June 25, 2014, the Hong Kong listed company Culture China Communication Group issued an announcement that Alibaba Group completed the subscription of new shares and became the largest shareholder. Cultural China was renamed Alibaba Pictures. -
On June 26, 2014, Alibaba submitted a prospectus supplement to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which showed that Alibaba planned to list on the New York Stock Exchange, with the stock trading code of "BABA", but the document did not disclose the specific time of listing. According to the prediction of many analysts, Alibaba may raise as much as 20 billion dollars, which may become one of the largest IPOs in history. As the largest shareholder Softbank Group , will become the biggest winner of Alibaba's listing. -
On September 28, 2014, Taobao (China) Software Company, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group, invested RMB2.81 billion at RMB51.52 per share to acquire 15% equity of Beijing Zhongchangshiji Information Technology Company ("Shiji Information") listed on Shenzhen Stock Exchange, that is, 54.55 million shares of Shiji Information. -
On September 29, 2014, the China Banking Regulatory Commission approved the application for the establishment of Zhejiang E-Commerce Bank. The main sponsor shareholders include Zhejiang Ant Micro Financial Services Group Co., Ltd., Shanghai Fosun Industrial Technology Development Co., Ltd., Wanxiang Sannong Group Co., Ltd., and Ningbo Jinrun Asset Management Co., Ltd., with their shareholding ratios of 30%, 25%, 18%, and 16% respectively. The shareholder qualification of other enterprises whose subscribed shares account for less than 10% of the total share capital shall be examined by Zhejiang Banking Regulatory Bureau in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. -
On October 28, 2014, Alibaba Group upgraded its aviation and tourism business unit to an aviation and tourism business group, "Taobao Travel" to a new independent brand "Ali Travel. Go", and used a new domain name (www.alitrip.com). -
On January 28, 2015, Yahoo will set up an independent company called SpinCo to manage 384 million Alibaba shares held by Yahoo, with a total value of 40 billion dollars. Yahoo will distribute shares of SpinCo to existing shareholders. It is expected that the spin off will be completed in the fourth quarter. After the spin off, Yahoo! America will continue to hold 35.5% of Yahoo Japan's equity, with a total value of about 7 billion yuan. -
On February 5, 2015, Ant Financial Services Group, a subsidiary of Alibaba, operated India's largest mobile payment and business platform Paytm One97 Communications, both parties signed a strategic cooperation agreement. Ant Financial will hold 25% equity of One97 to support the development of mobile payment and business platform in India. The two companies did not provide the transaction amount. However, foreign sources quoted insiders as saying that the total value of these shares exceeded 500 million dollars. -
On February 9, 2015, Alibaba Group invested 590 million dollars to acquire a minority stake in Meizu Technology Corp. -
On March 4, 2015, Hangzhou Ali Venture Capital, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group, invested 2.4 billion yuan, or 24.22 yuan per share, to subscribe 99 million shares of Enlight Media (Shenzhen: 300251) listed on the Shenzhen GEM, accounting for about 8.8% of the shares of Enlight, thus becoming its second largest shareholder. Alibaba Venture Capital has a registered capital of 260 million yuan, and Ma Yun holds 80% of the shares, which is the controlling shareholder of Ali Venture Capital. -
On June 2, 2015, Alibaba Pictures will allocate 4.19957 billion new shares to no less than six investors at HK $2.9 per share, accounting for about 16.64% of the expanded issued share capital, and raise HK $12.18 billion (about US $1.57 billion). Alibaba's shareholding ratio will be reduced from 60.99% to 50.84%. -
On June 4, 2015, Alibaba Group invested 1.2 billion yuan in Shanghai Culture radio broadcast The two sides will jointly establish a financial data and information service company "New Media Technology" to provide stock market information on Alipay. -
On July 8, 2015, Alibaba Group invested 100 million dollars in Mei.com, an online shopping platform headquartered in Shanghai. -
On June 23, 2015, Alibaba Group sold its American online shopping subsidiary 11 Main to OpenSky in exchange for 37.6% of the shares of the other party. -
On July 8, 2015, Alibaba Group invested US $138 million to increase its stake in Singapore Post Ltd. to 14.51%, and at the same time invested S $92 million to take a 34% stake in New Post's subsidiary "Guanting International Logistics". -
On August 10, 2015, Alibaba Group announced that it would invest 28.3 billion yuan in Suning Cloud Commerce's non-public A-share offering at a price of 15.23 yuan per share, accounting for 19.99% of the shares and becoming the second largest shareholder; Suning Cloud Commerce will subscribe for no more than 27.8 million newly issued shares of Ali with 14 billion yuan; Both sides will open up online and offline to comprehensively improve efficiency and provide more perfect commercial services for Chinese and global consumers. Alibaba Group also acquired 365 Translators. -
On September 8, 2015, Alibaba Group announced the establishment of Alibaba Sports Group. Zhang Dazhong, the former vice president of SMG, will be the CEO of Alibaba Sports, and Zhang Yong, the CEO of Alibaba Group, will be the chairman of Alibaba Sports. -
On November 6, 2015, Alibaba Group invested $27.6 per share in cash to acquire 81.7% of the shares held by Heyi Group (formerly Youku Tudou Group), with a total cost of about $4.67 billion. Alibaba originally owned 18.3% of the shares of Heyi Group. After the transaction is completed, Gu Yongqiang will continue to serve as the chairman of Youku Tudou's board of directors and CEO. -
On December 13, 2015, Alibaba Group acquired the media assets of the South China Morning Post Group for 2.06 billion Hong Kong dollars (about 266 million US dollars) in cash, including the South China Morning Post and the Sunday South China Morning Post, relevant newspaper websites and software, two Chinese websites, magazine business, recruitment, outdoor media, activities and conferences education And digital media business. -
On April 12, 2016, Alibaba Group invested $1 billion in Southeast Asia online shopping platform Lazada Group , becoming the largest shareholder of Lazada, including Germany Rocket Internet It will sell 9.1% of its shares in cash at $137 million, and Tesco UK will sell 8.6% of its shares in Lazada at $129 million. After selling some of its shares, the shareholding ratio of Rocket Internet Germany and Tesco UK will decline to 8.8% and 8.3%. -
At the beginning of June 2016, Softbank, Alibaba's largest shareholder, sold Alibaba shares worth about $10 billion through trust sales, Alibaba buybacks and other means. After the completion of the transaction, Softbank's shareholding in Ali fell from 32% to 28%, still the largest single shareholder. -
On July 5, 2016, Alibaba Mobile, a subsidiary of Alibaba, invested HK $1.5 billion (US $200 million) to acquire the mobile application download platform Peapod. -
On November 18, 2016, Hangzhou Alibaba Zetai Information Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Alibaba, acquired 32% equity of Zhejiang Sanjiang Shopping Club with 2.15 billion yuan by means of agreement assignment, subscription of private placement shares and exchangeable bonds, and became a strategic investor. -
On January 10, 2017, Alibaba Group, together with Shen Guojun, the founder of Yintai Department Store, proposed to spend HK $10 per share and 19.79 billion to privatize Yintai Business. After the acquisition, Alibaba will become the controlling shareholder of Yintai, with the shareholding ratio expected to increase to 73.73%. -
On January 26, 2017, Ant Financial spent 880 million dollars to acquire the American remittance service company headquartered in Texas MoneyGram At the same time, it will bear the outstanding debt of 937.3 million dollars of express funds. -
On May 26, 2017, Alibaba Group and Shanghai Yiguo E-Commerce signed an "equity transfer contract" to acquire 201.5 million domestic shares of Lianhua Supermarket, accounting for 18% of the issued share capital of Lianhua Supermarket, becoming the second largest shareholder of Lianhua Supermarket. -
On June 29, 2017, Alibaba Group invested $1 billion to increase its stake in Lazada Group, and the shareholding ratio will increase from 51% to 83%. -
On September 26, 2017, Alibaba Group announced that it would increase its stake in Cainiao Network from 47% to 51% with 5.3 billion yuan ($8012.1 million), and add one director seat, accounting for four of the seven seats on the board of directors. -
On October 11, 2017, Alibaba Cloud of Alibaba Group officially released its own servers, new generation private clouds, databases, computing platforms and other products at the meeting. Alibaba Cloud and the Chinese Academy of Sciences announced the launch of a quantum computing cloud platform. The platform includes the system architecture of quantum computing and quantum algorithm development computing environment. Quantum computing is Alibaba's "NASA Program". -
On November 20, 2017, Alibaba's Taobao China Holding Co., Ltd. invested HK $16.132 billion per share at HK $6.5 billion per share in 2.482 billion shares of Gaoxin Retail, or 26.02%. At the same time, it bought 19.9% of the shares of the major shareholder Jixin at HK $6.293 billion. After the transaction, Taobao China will hold about 36.16% of the shares of Gaoxin Retail, or a total of HK $22.425 billion. At the same time, Taobao China offered full purchase at a price of 6.5 yuan per share, a 24.4% discount compared with 8.6 yuan before the suspension, and the total amount of full purchase was about 13.45 billion yuan. After full purchase, Taobao China will maintain Gaoxin's retail listing status. After the transaction, the equity of Auchan Retail, Alibaba and Runtai Yu Gaoxin will be about 36.18%, 36.16% and 4.67% respectively. -
On February 1, 2018, Alibaba Group announced that, according to the strategic agreement signed by both parties in 2014 and approved by the Board of Directors, Alibaba will acquire 33% of the equity of Ant Financial through a Chinese subsidiary, and will terminate the current profit sharing agreement with Ant Financial. -
On February 5, 2018, Alibaba Group and Cultural Investment Holding signed a strategic investment agreement with Wanda Group in Beijing to acquire 12.77% of the shares of Wanda Film held by Wanda Group at a price of 51.96 yuan per share, of which Alibaba contributed 4.6764 billion yuan to obtain 7.66% of the shares, and Cultural Investment Holding contributed 3.1176 billion yuan to obtain 5.11% of the shares, Wanda Group is still the controlling shareholder of Wanda Cinema, with its shareholding ratio falling to 48.09%. -
On February 11, 2018, Alibaba invested 5.45 billion yuan in China Home Furnishing building material Leading enterprise Beijing Fanzhijia Investment Holding Group Co., Ltd. holds 15% shares. -
On April 2, 2018, Alibaba Group, Ant Financial Services Group and Enigma jointly announced that Alibaba had signed an acquisition agreement to complete the wholly-owned acquisition of Enigma with $9.5 billion in cash. As of June 2017, Alibaba Group held about 23% of the equity of Enigma, and Ant Financial Services held about 8.94% of the equity of Enigma, Ali's stake in Elema has reached 32.94%. -
On April 20, 2018, Alibaba Group announced that it had acquired Zhongtian Microsystems Co., Ltd., an independent embedded CPU IP Core company in mainland China. -
On May 8, 2018, Alibaba Group acquired the Pakistan e-commerce platform Daraz, but did not disclose the transaction pricing. -
On May 29, 2018, Alibaba Group and Ant Financial Services invested $1.38 billion in shares Zhongtong Express 10% equity. -
On July 11, 2018, Alibaba reported online that it needed to acquire the group buying master Groupon , the latter's share price soared. -
In April 2019, Word of Mouth, Alibaba's local life service platform, acquired the catering SaaS service provider Keruyun, with a transaction amount of 800 million yuan. At present, AliCloud, word of mouth and customer are the troika of AliCloud, and each business team is relatively independent and coordinated with each other. -
On June 4, 2019, SoftBank According to the official website documents, West Raptor Holdings LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Group, sold 73 million American Depositary Shares (ADSs) of Alibaba Group in the form of variable prepaid forward contracts, obtaining a pre tax profit of about 1.2 trillion yen. The company said it would record profits in the fiscal quarter ending June. Each Alibaba ADS represents one common share. After the completion of the transaction, Softbank Group and its subsidiaries will hold 674 million shares in Alibaba, accounting for 26% of Alibaba's total share capital, worth $101 billion, and remain the largest shareholder. -
In October 2019, it was reported that Alibaba would land in November this year at the earliest Hong Kong Stock Market And raise up to US $15 billion. -
On November 8, 2019, Alibaba Group announced that it would invest US $3.3 billion (equivalent to RMB 23.3 billion) through capital increase and purchase of old shares, and increase its shareholding in rookie from about 51% to about 63%. -
In November 2019, Alibaba Hong Kong IPO Secondary listing. The Hong Kong financial community collectively referred to Alibaba, Tencent (HKEx: 700), Meituan Dianping (HKEx: 3690) and Xiaomi (HKEx: 1810) as "ATMX" shares, the first letter of their English names. -
On March 18, 2020, under the stock disaster caused by the global epidemic of COVID-19, Alibaba fell below the IPO price of HK $175 for the first time, closing at a daily low of HK $173. -
In July 2020, Alibaba Group submitted its financial year report to the U.S. SEC, which showed that as of July 2, 2020, the shares held by Alibaba founder Jack Ma had dropped to 4.8%, the shares held by Cai Chongxin had dropped to 1.6%, and the shares held by Softbank had dropped to 24.9%, but it was still the largest shareholder of Alibaba. In addition, Jiang Fan's name no longer appears in the list of partners of Alibaba Group. On the evening of November 3, 2020, the Shanghai Stock Exchange issued the decision to suspend the listing of Ant Technology Group Co., Ltd. on the science and technology innovation board. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange also issued a statement that night to suspend the listing of Ant Group's H-shares. -
On April 10, 2021, Alibaba Group was fined 18.228 billion yuan by the China Market Supervision Administration for monopoly. -
On November 8, 2021, Chinese state-owned enterprises said they were considering bidding for Alibaba's South China Morning Post. The South China Morning Post of Alibaba (BABA) is one of the English publications with a long history in Asia and may become the acquisition target of companies owned by the Chinese government. -
In November 2021, Alibaba participated in Temasek Holdings and Tencent Holdings Leading investor Quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong $500 million in Series E financing. Previously, in June 2018, Alibaba led the round D financing of $300 million for Little Red Book. -
In January 2023, Alibaba Group sold its Indian digital payment company through block trade Paytm 3.1% of the shares, valued at 125 million US dollars. -
In February 2024, Alibaba participated in The dark side of the moon $1 billion in venture capital. -
In May 2024, Alibaba's big language AI model Qwen has 90000 enterprise customers, including millet (Xiaomi) and Perfect World Games. In China, Alibaba tencent Hunyuan and Baidu Ernie Bot is a competitive relationship.
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