JD.com's Q2 revenue was 346.4 billion yuan, a slight year-on-year decrease of 2.9% but exceeding expectations. Operating profit turned positive to 4.5 billion yuan, but the stock price fell by over 8%.
JD.com's core retail profit margin hit a new high during the major promotion season, while new businesses like food delivery continued to reduce losses, and marketing expenses significantly contracted. The Hang Seng Tech Index's intraday decline widened to 1%, with JD.com's stock price falling over 8%.
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