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Alibaba net declines 21pc but lockdown sales jump Alibaba (9988) reported a 21 percent decline in adjusted net profit to 136.39 billion yuan (HK$158.97 billion) for the year ending in March but its last quarter's sales beat expectations after Chinese consumers turned to online malls for basic needs during Covid lockdowns across the country.
Revenue for the last fiscal year rose 19 percent to 853.06 billion yuan, primarily driven by the revenue growth of the China commerce segment, the e-commerce giant said yesterday.
Its cloud segment saw a 23 percent year-over-year growth to 74.57 billion yuan and the
international commerce segment climbed by 25 percent to 61.08 billion yuan from an earlier year.
For the last quarter, Alibaba's revenue rose 9 percent to 204.05 billion yuan. Analysts on average had expected revenue of 199.25 billion yuan.
Its net loss widened in the quarter to about 16.2 billion yuan, after the value of its investments fell. Alibaba's annual active users in China surpassed the 1 billion mark, with a total of 1.31 billion annual active users as of March.
Ant Group, Alibaba's fintech affiliate, reported a
1.3 percent rise in profit to about 22 billion yuan for the December quarter.
Source: The Standard
https://www.thestandard.com.hk/section- ... sales-jump
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