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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