Liu Qiangdong: Jingdong Will Surpass Alibaba In Five Years To Become China'S Largest B2C Platform.

According to the understanding of the world clothing and shoe net, Jingdong CEO Liu Qiangdong said in the "Asian Management" program, "split".

In order to expand its payment business in the near future, Liu Qiangdong admitted that it is also a way to pave the way for future listing.

Jingdong may be the first Chinese e-commerce company listed on Nasdaq, but its chief executive, Liu Qiangdong, said he was not eager to plan the listing of Jingdong finance.

Liu Qiangdong said: "as a local (Chinese) company, it is easier for us to obtain licences from the government, secondly, one.

If the business mode is available in China, it will fully connect Chinese consumers.

Jingdong completed the split of Jingdong finance in March this year.

However, when asked whether he was planning to make Jingdong finance the first to be listed before the Ant King suit, Mr. Liu said, "listing is not competition."

He has no fixed time frame to complete the public offering.

Liu Qiangdong said, "in 5 years, I believe we will go beyond.

Become China's largest B2C platform.

Because we are always faster than them, because our user experience is always better than any of our competitors in China.

According to the AI consulting and consulting group, Alibaba's market share of Tmall was 56.6%, ranking the first among Chinese consumers in terms of total merchandise value in 2016.

Jingdong currently occupies second, with a market share of 24.7%.

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