JD.com sells minority share in logistics business to fund investment in 'new tech'

One of the largest on-line retailers in China, JD.com, says it has raised US$2.5 billion by selling about 19 per cent of its logistics business and it will use the funds to invest in new technologies such as drones and robotics.
It sold the stake to investors including Hillhouse Capital, Sequoia China and Tencent.

 

JD.com sells minority share in logistics business to fund investment in 'new tech'

One of the largest on-line retailers in China, JD.com, says it has raised US$2.5 billion by selling about 19 per cent of its logistics business and it will use the funds to invest in new technologies such as drones and robotics.
It sold the stake to investors including Hillhouse Capital, Sequoia China and Tencent.