JD.ID in Indonesia will stop accepting orders from mid-February and all services will be stopped by the end of March, while JD Central in Thailand will cease its operations from March 3, according to statements on the businesses’ websites. — Reuters
Chinese online retailer JD.com Inc is closing its Indonesia and Thailand ecommerce sites as the company shifts its overseas strategy toward supply-chain and logistics services.
JD.ID in Indonesia will stop accepting orders from mid-February and all services will be stopped by the end of March, while JD Central in Thailand will cease its operations from March 3, according to statements on the businesses’ websites.
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