JD.Com down after first-quarter results
ReutersMay 13, 2025 9:50 AM
** U.S.-listed shares of Chinese online retailer JD.Com 9618.HK fall 1.53% to $35.50 in premarket trading, amid broader market weakness following a strong rally on Monday
** Co posts Q1 revenue of 301.08 billion yuan ($41.81 billion) vs analysts' estimates of 289.22 billion yuan, according to data compiled by LSEG
** Reports Q1 adjusted EPS of 8.41 yuan, compared with estimates of 7.03 yuan
** Net income attributable to JD.com's ordinary shareholders was 10.9 billion yuan for Q1, up from 7.1 billion yuan a year earlier
** JD.com reports steep increases in expenses, including marketing and order fulfillment costs
** Up to last close, stock was up 7.1% YTD
($1 = 7.2003 Chinese yuan renminbi)
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