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In the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, Chinese e-commerce corporation Alibaba Group recorded consolidated revenues of around 1.02 trillion yuan. This translates to approximately 148 billion U.S. dollars.

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Alibaba was originally founded in 1999 as a B2B e-commerce portal to connect Chinese manufacturers with overseas buyers. In 2003, the service expanded to include Taobao, a C2C e-commerce marketplace, and in 2008, Tmall, a B2C online commerce platform focused on brands and online retail. To round off the digital offerings, group shopping and flash sale website Juhuasuan was launched in 2010.

Overall, the largest portion of Alibaba Group's revenues is generated through Chinese-based e-commerce, as the company data states a 550 billion yuan segment revenue in 2025. That year, e-commerce in China accounted for 54 percent of the company's revenue. International commerce retail accounted for 11.5 percent of its annual revenues. In 2025, Alibaba Group’s net income amounted to 102 billion yuan, increasing steadily from the previous year.

The group’s monetization model relies heavily on online marketing services, including P2P marketing services, display marketing, and promoted selling as well as commissions on transactions and storefront fees. Alibaba’s Chinese retail marketplaces had around 903 billion annual active buyers.

Alibaba also holds stakes in online video company Youku Tudou and entertainment company Alibaba Pictures.