After issuing convertible senior notes, will JD be followed by Ali?

JD issues convertible bonds, and Ali will follow suit. Who might be next? On Wednesday, Alibaba's Hong Kong stock fell by more than 5%. According to the news, people familiar with the matter said that Ali is considering issuing convertible bonds and plans to raise about 5 billion US dollars in capital. Earlier, on May 21, JD announced that it plans to issue convertible bonds with a total scale of 1.75 billion US dollars. After three consecutive days of decline, JD Hong Kong stocks fell by more than 4% today. JD said that the issuance of convertible bonds will enable it to use low financing costs (0.25% coupon rate) to speed up the share repurchase process at the current stock price. The conversion price is 45.7%, and the market price premium is about 35%. In response, HSBC said: Mutual

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It's tough to keep up.

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Alibaba stock is trading lower Tuesday after the company reported its quarterly results.

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After the big rebound, the earnings reports of Ali and Tencent are here!

Buyback programs will be the focus of attention. Goldman Sachs said that Tencent's earnings report should also focus on game revenue and video channel advertising business. Ali's financial report should focus on Taotian GMV and profitability, and the growth of both cloud businesses is also worth looking forward to.

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