Alibaba's Stock Rises on Earnings Beat and $25 Billion Buyback Boost

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Alibaba's stock fell after reporting a slight miss on the bottom line for its fiscal-third quarter results, with quarterly net income of 10.7 billion renminbi ($1.5 billion) and adjusted earnings per share of 18.97 renminbi, down from the year-earlier period. However, the company plans to boost its buyback program by $25 billion, indicating confidence in its business. Revenue for the December quarter rose to 260.3 billion renminbi, with cloud revenue increasing 3% and revenue from e-commerce platforms up 2%. The company highlighted strong growth in order volume and transacting buyers, but noted a decrease in average order value.
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- Alibaba's Profit Slumps on Impairments; Hikes Buyback Plan The Wall Street Journal
- Alibaba misses revenue estimates; boosts buyback by $25 billion Yahoo Finance
- Alibaba Stock Falls. Buybacks Get a $25 Billion Boost but Earnings Fall Short. Barron's
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