On June 23, Alibaba fell 3.02% overnight, trading at $101.65/share, with turnover of $16.7165 million. The Hong Kong-listed shares also declined 3.26%, reflecting broad-based selling pressure across the Chinese internet sector.
On the news front, Alibaba recently published its full-year fiscal report, revealing net profit fell 19% year-over-year to RMB 102.127 billion, despite total revenue rising 3% to RMB 1.0237 trillion. Non-GAAP net profit dropped sharply by 62% to RMB 60.658 billion compared to the prior fiscal year. Full-year adjusted EBITA declined 56% to RMB 76.416 billion, primarily driven by elevated investment in technology, instant retail, and user experience initiatives, partially offset by growth in customer management services and cloud business.
Within the Broadline Retail sector, JD.com fell 3.0%, PDD Holdings declined 0.78%, eBay slipped 0.28%, while Amazon.com edged up 0.05% and MercadoLibre gained 0.08%. The combination of sector-wide weakness among Chinese internet names and profit contraction in Alibaba's fiscal year results appears to be the primary backdrop for this adjustment.
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