China Retail & E-commerce Weekly Update presents the latest developments in two of China’s fastest changing and rapidly evolving markets – retail and e-commerce.
Key highlights in this issue:
I. Sector Review
Internet & E-commerce
- Douyin’s food delivery service now available in 18 cities across the country
- Mogujie’s GMV down 48.1% yoy to 2.828 billion yuan in the first half of fiscal 2023
- Shanghai Secoo E-Commerce ruled as a judgment debtor for 4.8 million yuan due to contract disputes
- TVB’s Taobao livestream debut generates sales of over 23.5 million yuan in six hours
- JD.com’s net revenue up 7.1% yoy to 295.4 billion yuan in 4Q22
Retail Logistics
- JD Logistics’s revenue up 31.2% yoy to 137.4 billion yuan in 2022
Department Stores & Shopping Malls
- Intime Department Store: Female consumers’ consumption for pleasure up by 35% compared to before the pandemic
Apparel
- SHEIN launches smart industrial park to improve its supply chain
- Taobao publishes white paper on SS23 apparel trends
Food & Beverage
- Luckin Coffee’s 4Q22 net profit down by 94% alongside a net increase of 368 stores
- HEYTEA partner stores now in dozens of cities, with daily sales of a single store exceeding 60,000 yuan
II. Market Overview
- JD Home’s report sheds light on home furnishing industry
- China remains world’s largest logistics market for seventh consecutive year
III. Policy Spotlight
- MOFCOM sets three-year plan to establish more 15-minute community living circles across the country