On October 21, PDD Holdings Inc. fell 3.01% in Regular Trading, trading at $79.2 per share, with turnover of $93.55 million.
The move coincided with a broad selloff in popular Chinese ADRs. On the same day, several major names in the group declined, including Alibaba and JD.com, both down more than 3%, indicating sector-wide pressure on China-based internet and e-commerce stocks.
Company-specific background also remained in focus. Recent reports said Temu reached a settlement with the Texas attorney general, agreeing to strengthen data security and product safety practices and pay $3 million, while certain data-security breaches could trigger penalties of up to $8 million annually. Earlier quarterly results also showed revenue rose 8% to 112.4 billion yuan in the June quarter, but net profit fell 12% to 27.2 billion yuan, underscoring ongoing margin pressure from continued investment.
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