JD.com Reports Revenue Beat but Profit Drops on Food-Delivery Spending
JD.com, one of China’s largest e-commerce companies, announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2025. The company reported higher revenue than analysts expected, helped by steady consumer spending. This was partly due to government subsidies and the company offering lower prices.
However, JD.com’s profit fell by 55% compared to the same quarter last year. The drop in profit is mainly because JD.com is spending heavily to grow its food-delivery business, which faces strong competition.
JD.com is competing with rivals like Alibaba and Meituan in a price war, especially in the fast-growing food-delivery market. Despite the big drop in profit, JD.com’s stock rose after earnings because the company’s results were better than the cautious expectations of analysts.
JD.com spent a lot of money to expand its presence in the food-delivery market, which reduced its overall profit.
JD.com’s revenue was higher than analysts predicted for the third quarter.
Investors were expecting worse results, so JD.com’s performance beating those expectations caused the stock to rise.
JD.com mainly competes with other large Chinese e-commerce companies like Alibaba and Meituan.
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