JD.com - 1000 % von 2017 bis 2027
JD Numbers 2018 Active customer More then 300 M / sales 60B+$ / Eps positive +0.5 $ / stock price range 35-45 $
Back in January, Bloomberg reported that JD was raising funds for an expansion into the US. JD plans to offer some of its marketplace products in the US and Europe through Google Shopping, its product search and price comparison platform. That move could help it counter Alibaba's AliExpress platform for overseas customers, while complementing the growth of JD Worldwide...Google's support would also bolster JD's ability to counter Alibaba's overseas expansion...."
https://www.nasdaq.com/article/...om-could-be-a-game-changer-cm983075
würde die Overseas Expansion als Konkurrenz zu Alibaba stark unterstützen
Olaf Rotax: Am Ende, weil dieses Investment Sinn ergeben wird. Es wird Google helfen, den Zugang zum chinesischen Markt zu verbessern, beziehungsweise diesen zu bekommen. Und es wird Google ermöglichen, an der Bewertung des eigenen Unternehmens zu partizipieren. In der letzten Zeit haben wir gesehen, dass die Börse eCommerce-Geschäftsmodelle wie das von Amazon besser getragen und bewertet hat als nicht so stark mit eCommerce verknüpfte Geschäftsmodelle.
Wir haben hier also ein "Triple-Win": Ein gutes finanzielles Investment, das Google durch seine eigene Stärke noch wertvoller machen kann, ein Investment, das Google in seiner eigenen Bewertung hilft, und eines, das Google bei der Verbreiterung des internationalen Geschäftsmodells von Suche in Richtung Commerce hilft. Es wird darüberhinaus auch JD helfen. Für das Unternehmen ist es eine Wertsteigerung, weil es von der guten Positionierung Googles in Europa sowie den westlichen Märkten hinsichtlich seiner eigenen Internationalisierung profitieren wird...."
https://www.heise.de/tp/features/...mazon-Facebook-Apple-4085959.html
..."In fact, JD now has three international giants supporting its efforts, with Google adding its name to a list that includes Tencent Holdings (NASDAQOTH: TCEHY) and Walmart (NYSE: WMT) . Having these three in your corner is a pretty big vote of confidence, and could transform both the Chinese and global races for e-commerce supremacy.
What Google and JD get
Per the company's press release , JD and Google will "collaborate on a range of strategic initiatives, including joint development of retail solutions in a range of regions around the world, including Southeast Asia, the U.S. and Europe." Interestingly, the investment was made through Google, not via one of Alphabet's investment vehicles, ....JD will gain access to Google's AI (artificial intelligence) and technological capabilities, while Google will gain access to JD's supply chain and logistics expertise. The agreement gives Google a way to benefit from the otherwise closed-off Chinese market, while JD will increase its exposure to Southeast Asia, Europe, and the U.S., ......"
https://www.nasdaq.com/article/...in-its-battle-with-alibaba-cm985324
https://www.nasdaq.com/article/...-off-buying-these-3-stocks-cm986467
"JD is also outgrowing Alibaba , taking market share from its larger rival, as its market share of Chinese e-commerce nearly doubled from 18% to 33% from 2014 to 2017.
Even better, the company has scored sizable investments from both Walmart and Alphabet. Walmart took a 5% stake in JD.com in exchange for selling its Yihaodian online retail site to JD in 2016, which later increased it to 11%. Alphabet, meanwhile, just invested $550 million into JD as part of a strategic partnership to provide frictionless shopping experiences in various markets around the world.
Those partnerships are also key because JD has ambitions of expanding beyond Asia, into Europe and the U.S., where it will directly challenge Amazon, and no two companies are closer rivals to Amazon than Walmart and Alphabet. Combine that alliance with JD's opportunity in China and it's easy to see how the stock could eventually be worth many times more than its $56 billion market cap today...."
As stated, Alibaba has a very asset-light business model whereas JD has a very capital-intensive one, as it owns more than 500 warehouses. Many people think that JD will, one day, have a large competitive advantage because of its iron-tight grip on its logistics infrastructure. If Alibaba were to disrupt itself and its business model to play JD’s game, profitability would suffer immensely. For instance, JD actually hauls in more revenue ($60 billion annually) but its market cap is only about $55 billion, or less than 1/8th of Alibaba’s...."
https://seekingalpha.com/article/...ans-china-series-volume-2-alibaba
JDs Business ist kostenintensiver durch die 500 Warenhäuser und JD hat nur 1/8 des Marktanteils von BABA
trotzdem kommt der Verfasser zu dem Schluss er würde Tencent bevorzugen ...sehe ich auch so