What Is Behind The Action Of Jingdong In The Electricity Supplier Industry?

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Looking back on the 2012-2016 years, the electricity supplier companies have withdrawn from the IPO (initial public offering) or merger and acquisition, and are expected to develop according to the current speed, the annual electricity supplier in 2016.

The volume of withdrawal is expected to exceed 200.

Since 2012, the number of e-commerce start-ups has successfully dropped out.

Since 2012, more than 700 private e-commerce companies have withdrawn from the market. From 2013 to 2015, the number of mergers and acquisitions and IPO withdrawal has been increasing every year.

Although only one electricity supplier has implemented IPO this year, there are still plenty of well funded e-commerce companies withdrawing from M & A in 2016.

There are several mergers and acquisitions that are not very good for venture capital companies, including Gilt Groupe bought by Hudson 's Bay Company, at $250 million, while the former's valuation in 2011 was $1 billion.

Another failed e-commerce exit case took place last year when Fab.com (Fab.com, an American shopping website started by flash buying) was bought and sold by the design and manufacturing company PCH at an ultra-low price of 1500 US $10000.

Don't forget, Fab.com's valuation reached $875 million.

In the global scope, the electricity supplier industry is also carrying out large-scale M & A activities.

In the last quarter, France's Vente Privee bought Spanish electric business startup Privalia at a price of 560 million US dollars.

In another paction, Alibaba bought Lazada for $1 billion, and the Thailand based company has an estimated value of $1 billion 500 million in this paction.

The number of M & A pactions reached its peak in 2015 and is expected to reach 200 in 2016.

The withdrawal of the electricity supplier industry reached its peak in 2015, which completed 192 mergers and acquisitions and 10 IPO pactions in that year.

This year, only one electricity supplier has implemented IPO in the world. The company is Australia's Redbubble.com, a business platform for independent artists. Now it has been listed on the Australian Stock Exchange.

By contrast, the M & A pactions of the e-commerce industry in 2016 are expected to exceed the level of last year, and more than 100 acquisitions have been completed this year.

According to the current paction speed, the number of e-commerce withdrawal pactions in 2016 is expected to exceed 200.

In 2016, the number of Q2 quit electricity providers declined, but there were still more than 40 acquisitions in eight consecutive quarters.

The number of global e-commerce start-ups withdrew from trading in the first quarter of 2015, which completed nearly 60 acquisitions and two IPO pactions in that quarter.

The merger and acquisition activities of the electricity supplier industry had cooled in the second quarter of 2016, but there were still more than 40 pactions in eighth consecutive quarters.

In the second quarter of 2016, the largest amount of merger and acquisition pactions was acquired by Alibaba in Bangkok based e-commerce platform Lazada.

On the one hand, Alibaba purchased $Lazada for new shares of the company, and on the other hand, it spent $500 million on the two market to acquire shares held by some shareholders of the company. This is also the largest overseas paction that Alibaba has implemented so far.

Lazada's valuation in this paction amounted to 15 billion.

In the 2012-2016 year, Jingdong was the most abundant electricity supplier withdrawing from the former capital.

According to the amount of financing that has been disclosed, Jingdong is the most abundant supplier of electric business from the year 2012 to 2016, and followed by the US group. After the merger of the US group and the public comment, we formed our commonly known "new big America" company, and ranked third of the Lazada in Thailand.

Wayfair and Fab.com ranked fourth and fifth respectively. The former implemented IPO in 2014, while the latter was designed and manufactured by PCH for the exit mentioned earlier.

According to the valuation of the exit, Alibaba ranked first, becoming the highest valuation e-commerce platform from 2012 to 2016.

The valuation of the seven companies at the time of withdrawal is over 20 billion US dollars.