Alibaba's revenue to jump 45% to 48% this year: executive chairman


  • TECH
  • Friday, 21 Jul 2017

Ma, who founded the Hangzhou-based e-commerce firm, said he would consider investing in Kenya.

NAIROBI: China's Alibaba expects its revenue to expand by 45% to 48% in its fiscal year from April as more small businesses join its online community in search of sales, executive chairman Jack Ma said on Thursday.

Alibaba had revenue of US$22.99bil (RM98.25bil) in its year to the end of March.

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