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Annual e-commerce revenue of Alibaba from financial year 2016 to 2026, by region (in million yuan)

Characteristic	China commerce	International commerce
For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026	554,217	144,170
2026*	554,217	144,170
2025*	449,827	132,300
2024*	434,893	102,598
2023*	413,206	70,506
2022	592,705	61,078
2021	501,683	48,851
2020	332,750	33,917
2019	247,615	27,725
2018	176,559	20,841
2017	114,109	13,337
2016	84,321	7,629

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May 2026

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Worldwide, China

Survey time period

FY 2016 to FY 2026

Special properties

fiscal year ending March 31

Supplementary notes

*Revenue segments were restructured in FY 2024. The most recent reporting has been updated for FY 2023. FY 2023-2025 data is not comparable to the segment results of the previous years.

One yuan equals approximately 0.15 U.S. dollars and 0.13 euros (as of May 2026).

Data is based on GAAP regulations.

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In the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, the Chinese e-commerce corporation Alibaba Group recorded a revenue of around 554.2 billion yuan in Chinese online sales. This translates to approximately 80.35 billion U.S. dollars.

China's e-commerce market and Alibaba

In 2025, the gross merchandise volume of China's e-commerce market amounted to around 16 trillion yuan and was expected to grow further in the coming years. Some of the factors contributing to this growth are increased internet penetration and the ever-growing spending power of the general population, but also the expansion of e-commerce giant Alibaba Group.

The revenue of Alibaba Group reached 1,023 billion yuan (approximately 148 billion U.S. dollars) in the financial year 2026. Alibaba’s most prominent e-commerce websites include Taobao Marketplace, Tmall, cross-border e-commerce platforms AliExpress and Kaola.com, a developer of platforms for cloud computing and data management called Alibaba Cloud, as well as O2O fresh food service Freshippo. Its payment provider, Ant Group, formerly known as Alipay or Ant Financial, was spun off in 2014 into an independent company.

Singles' Day

The company’s most profitable day in the year is Singles' Day, a popular Chinese festival functioning like the antithesis of Valentine’s Day. On November 11, Chinese singles throughout the country celebrate being single and proud, especially by treating themselves with presents. During the Singles' Day sales in 2021, Alibaba's online retail platforms recorded a total GMV amounting to more than 84.5 billion U.S. dollars.