The latest AliExpress campaign shows how competition from a new generation of China-founded online retailers – Temu and Shein in particular – has raised the stakes for Alibaba’s expansion efforts overseas, as a shaky post pandemic economic recovery weakened consumer spending in the domestic market.Alibaba brings 5-day delivery to the US in race against Shein, Temu
In the quarter ended December 31, AliExpress boosted revenue at Alibaba’s International Digital Commerce Group by 44 per cent year on year to 28.52 billion yuan (US$4 billion). AliExpress also delivered more than 60 per cent order growth in the same period.
The Hangzhou-based company is “a lot more confident” about its position as one of China’s top e-commerce players, as it undergoes a restructuring process with new management in place, Tsai told US business news channel CNBC in a report that was broadcast in February.ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7tK%2FMqWWcp51kwaavx2iZop9dqbKktI6aqa2hk6GycH%2BRbm9scWhkrq21wZqZmqtdlrmqsdepqZ6ro2K9tr%2FHnqpmaWBir6q4y6Kmp2Wpqq6vedKumayhlJ6ytHnCmqSpmZmcu26xza2gnJ1doryzsYycn6Kmlaiybq7RmqWdq12Wu6U%3D