阿里巴巴Alibaba Group Holding Limited
Alibaba Group Holding Limited: what it holds, with stakes and dates
Facts checked
Alibaba Group Holding Limited sits at the top of every ownership chain it appears in: this site records no holder above it. The table below lists what it holds, with the stake and the date each holding began.
The short answer
| Controlled by | nothing recorded above it — the top of the chain |
|---|---|
| Kind | company |
| Recorded holdings | 2 |
| Origin | CN |
| Name in Chinese | 阿里巴巴 “ah-lee-BAH-bah” |
What Alibaba Group Holding Limited holds
Every current holding recorded from Alibaba Group Holding Limited downward: outright ownership, minority stakes, joint ventures and licences, each with the stake as the source states it and the date it began. A joint venture's percentage is a share of that venture, not of the partner.
| Holding | What it is | Share | Since | What the source says |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xpeng | holds a stake in | 4.94% | September 2019 | Alibaba invested through its subsidiary Taobao China before XPeng's 2020 listing and was its largest outside shareholder, holding 19% of the Class A stock or 13.3% of the company as of 26 August 2020. It has sold down since: 25 million American depositary shares in December 2023, then 33 million more completed on 22 March 2024 at about US$4.76 per ordinary share, or US$314 million, cutting its holding from 141,918,464 ordinary shares (9.23%) to 75,918,464 (4.94%). Whether it has sold further since March 2024 is not verified here. |
| IM Motors | holds a stake in | 18% | December 2020 | Alibaba's holding at IM Motors' founding. Alibaba contributes software and cloud services; it does not build vehicles. |
Related
Sources for Alibaba Group Holding Limited
- CnEVPost, Alibaba's stake in Xpeng drops to 4.94% after latest reduction. Read .
- CnEVPost, Alibaba, Xpeng's largest outside shareholder, holds 13.3% of stake. Read .
- Wikipedia, IM Motors. Read . Gives the founding shareholding: SAIC 54%, Alibaba 18%, Zhangjiang Hi-Tech 18%.
- China Daily, SAIC and Alibaba JV to launch first model in March. Read .