Alibaba Group Holding Limited, is a Chinese multinational
conglomerate holding company. Alibaba (阿里巴巴) specializes in
e-commerce, retail, Internet, and technology. Alibaba wants to build the future
infrastructure of commerce.
The Alibaba stock split involved shareholders that voted
overwhelmingly in favor of a stock split. The e-commerce giant said that this
split could help with further fundraising activities. That stock split, which
must come into effect before July 15, 2020, will see 1 ordinary share split into
8.
Manchester United and Alibaba Group announced a new
partnership recently. Manchester United (NYSE: MANU) on Dec.6, 2019 announced a
new partnership with Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA and HKEX: 9988).
This deal will bring exclusive rights to club content in
China to Alibaba’s system for the first time. This further extends the club’s
engagement with its massive Chinese fanbase.
Manchester United content will be presented and localised on
multiple Alibaba platforms. This gives fans access to in-depth club content.
The new Manchester United Youku channel is interesting.
Manchester United is one of the most popular and successful
sports teams in the world. They have a global community of more than a billion
fans. Significant revenue is generated from sponsorship, merchandising and so
on.
Alibaba Group (NYSE:BABA) is one of the market’s biggest
names. The split over Alibaba stock made a lot of sense. Alibaba vs Amazon
comparison is simple. Both companies have achieved great growth.
BABA stock has risks. The Chinese economy has been growing
at an impressive rate, but anything can happen in the future. U.S.-listed BABA
stock reached a 17-month high last week. The company’s IPO in Hong Kong finally
happened, with Asian investors getting shares quickly.
There are differences to trading Alibaba Stock in the U.S.
and Alibaba Stock on Hong Kong. Alibaba doesn’t actually guarantee ownership of
Alibaba Group itself. That is not for USA companies, in which case a share of
stock provides direct ownership.
U.S. owners of BABA stock don’t have any ownership in the
actual company. Instead, they own a variable interest entity (VIE).
The Hong Kong listing is different. About $13 billion in
shares are sold on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and they provide direct
ownership.
The company websites are quite interesting. There are some
differences between Alibaba.com and AliExpress.com. Most of the members on
Alibaba.com are manufacturers, trading companies or resellers who trade in
large order quantities. AliExpress is a global retail marketplace offering
quality products at factory prices in small quantity.
Alibaba Cloud is also known as Aliyun. It is a Chinese cloud
computing company and a subsidiary of Alibaba Group. Alibaba Cloud provides
cloud computing services to online businesses and Alibaba's own e-commerce
ecosystem. Alibaba Cloud's international operations are registered and
headquartered in Singapore.
Alibaba market cap is 540.84B. P/E ratio is 24.46.
Alibaba ads are interesting. Keyword advertising is an
internet marketing approach in which alibaba.com provides promotional resources
like advertising placement to display product information free of charge,
attract potential buyers for such products with a lot of impressions. It then
charges using a pay-per-click system.
This Chinese company probably has growth potential. Hong Kong listing raised many billions of dollars. I did not buy anything from this company, yet. I don’t use the internet to buy products, but maybe I will try it in the future.
ReplyDeleteDec. 20, 2019: Stock in Alibaba Group Holding jumped 1.1% on Friday. It reached an all-time high. This is a successful year for the Chinese e-commerce company.
ReplyDeleteThe stock (BABA) closed at $212.49 per American depositary share. This surpasses the peak of $210.86 reached in June 2018. Shares are up 55% year to date. They have risen more than 200% from $68 in the 2014 IPO.
Revenue for the first 3 quarters of 2019 was 40% higher than in the same period a year earlier. Earnings for the 9 months rose 36% year over year to reach $1.83 per depositary share.
Here are some of Alibaba Subsidiaries:
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Alibaba.com
Alibaba Cloud
Cainiao
Alibaba Pictures
Jade E Services
Ali Trip
Ele.me
Teambition
SB Cloud
AutoNavi
Data Artisans GmbH
UCWeb
AdChina
KTPLAY
Hema Xiansheng
Alisports.com
nczz.com, Inc.
Youku Tudou
Ali Telecom
The OpenSky Project, Inc.
Taobao China Holding
Alibaba Investment
Alipay Singapore E-Commerce Private Limited
Zhejiang Taobao Network Co., Ltd.
Des Voeux Investment Company Limited
Ali Panini Investment Limited
Daraz Singapore Private Limited
KanBox Inc.
Alibaba Group (U.S) Inc.
Koubei Holding Limited
Alibaba Group Services Limited
Alibaba Group Treasury Limited
Alibaba Singapore E-Commerce Private Limited
Alibaba (china) Co., Ltd.
Youku Information Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd