Alibaba Group Holding, Ltd.
(E-Commerce Plan)
January 2014
Proposed by:
Submitted to: DeVry University
01/30/2015
CAPITAL Investment
Jack Ma, by borrowed $ 2,000 to set up the company since his dream was set up his own
e-commerce company. Then, another investment was the general manager of China
Telecom offered to invest $185,000 to do a joint venture. In 1999, he gathered 18 people in
my apartment and spoke to them for two hours about my vision. Everyone put their money
on the table, and that got us $60,000 to start Alibaba. By 2002, they had only enough cash
to survive for 18 months. Jack had a lot of free members using their site, and they didn’t
know how to make money. So they developed a product for China exporters to meet U.S.
buyers online. This model saved them. By the end of 2002, we made $1 in profits.
Break Even Analyst
52wk high: 120.00
52wk low: 82.81
EPS: 1.75
PE (ttm):51.60
Div Rate:N/A
Yield:N/A
Market Cap: $224.18b
Volume:18,865,339
Alibaba Group Holding, Ltd income.
The company a valuation of $26 billion. Today, Alibaba is China’s largest B2B site and a
favorite among American and European companies that are buying from Chinese
suppliers. The site earned $39 million on revenue of $129 million in the first half of 2007.
Earnings.
•Alibaba’s (NYSE:BABA) FQ3 GMV rose 49% Y/Y to RMB787B ($125.9B).
However, its monetization rate (revenue as a % of GMV) fell 35 bps Y/Y to 2.7%,
leading revenue growth to only reach 40%. By contrast, monetization rate fell just 1
bps (to 2.30%) in FQ2.
