Company data sheet · JD.com

JD.com: growth far beyond its economy.

Industry
Retail Stores
Headquarters
China
Ticker
JD (Nasdaq)
Sources
SEC filings (2014–2026), Stratrix's verified Decision Cases, market data and official economic statistics for China
Data as of
October 18, 2026
  1. From profit to six straight losses. JD.com lost money every year from 2013 to 2018: CN¥20.8 billion in all. 2019 was its first profit in seven years: CN¥11.9 billion.
  2. It outgrew its own economy many times over. Revenue rose from CN¥258 billion in 2016 to CN¥1.31 trillion in 2025: 5.1 times as much. China's economy, counted the same way in money terms, grew about 83%. Whatever drove it, the economy around it does not account for growth of that size.
  3. Ahead of almost everyone like it. From 2016 to 2025, its revenue grew 381% in US dollars; the median among 52 large retailers grew 74%. It outgrew 94% of them.

Financial results

Fiscal yearRevenueNet income
2016CN¥258 billion−CN¥3.8 billion
2017CN¥362 billion−CN¥0 billion
2018CN¥462 billion−CN¥2.8 billion
2019CN¥577 billionCN¥11.9 billion
2020CN¥746 billionCN¥49.3 billion
2021CN¥952 billion−CN¥4.5 billion
2022CN¥1.05 trillionCN¥9.7 billion
2023CN¥1.08 trillionCN¥23.3 billion
2024CN¥1.16 trillionCN¥44.7 billion
2025CN¥1.31 trillionCN¥23.1 billion

As reported in its annual filings, in CNY. Losses in red.

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