Proportions of Alibaba’s major shareholders

Alibaba (English: Alibaba Corporation; New York Stock Exchange, stock code "BABA"), China's largest Internet company and the world's second largest Internet company, is a business-to-business enterprise founded by Jack Ma in 1999. An online trading market platform for enterprises. In May 2003, Jack Ma invested 100 million yuan to establish Taobao, a personal online trading market platform.

In October 2004, Alibaba invested in the establishment of Alipay to launch intermediary-based secure transaction services for the Chinese e-commerce market. Alibaba has established its corporate headquarters in Hong Kong, its China headquarters in Hangzhou, China, and three overseas branches and joint ventures in Silicon Valley and London. And has sales centers in more than 40 cities in China.

On February 10, 2014, Alibaba completed a comprehensive acquisition of Amap’s shares. At 11:11 on June 5, Evergrande held a press conference at the Yujing Peninsula Hotel, announcing that Alibaba Group would invest 1.2 billion in Evergrande Football, with Evergrande and Alibaba each holding 50% of the shares.

On September 19, 2014, Alibaba listed on the New York Stock Exchange and became the largest IPO in the United States with an issue price of US$68 per American depositary share.

The shareholding ratio of Alibaba shareholders is as follows: