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Netra Shetty
Albertsons LLC is a North American grocery company based in Boise, Idaho, with over 240[1] supermarkets located in Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Florida under the Albertson's, County Line Liquor and Super Saver Foods banners.[2] While Albertsons LLC is majority-owned by Cerberus Capital Management, the "Albertsons" name is used under license with SuperValu.
Supermarket News ranked Albertsons LLC No. 24 in the 2008 "Top 75 North American Food Retailers" based on 2007 fiscal year estimated sales of US$6.0 billion.[3]
Business & Financial Metrics[1]
In 2009, generated a net income of RMB 1.01 billion on total revenues of RMB 3.87 billion. This represents a net income decrease of 12% and a revenue increase of 29% from 2008, when the company earned RMB 1.15 million on revenues of RMB 3.00 billion. Over the same period, the company increased its registered user base by 25% to 47.7 million with a 46% increase in international users significantly contributing to growth.
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Business Segments
operates under a single operating segment but generates revenues through a number of internet properties.[3]
.com
(1688.HK) is the Group's flagship company and the leading B2B e-commerce company in China, serving small and medium sized enterprises in China and around the world.
Alipay.com
Alipay is an online payment services provider operating under the names "Alipay" and "支付宝" ("Alipay" in Chinese). Alipay's service enables individuals and businesses to execute payments online in a safe and secure manner. Alipay's users are primarily buyers and sellers engaging in e-commerce transactions. With a registered user base of approximately 43.5 million as of June 30, 2007, Alipay is an accepted online payment method for many online retail websites and other online goods and service providers in China as well as the designated online payment service provider on our China marketplace and on Taobao. Alipay partners with domestic PRC banks to provide an escrow service for payments, which reduces the settlement risks faced by Alipay's customers in their e-commerce transactions. Group founded Alipay, headquartered in Hangzhou, in 2004.
Contents
• 1 Business Overview
o 1.1 Business & Financial Metrics[1]
o 1.2 Business Segments
1.2.1 .com
1.2.2 Alipay.com
1.2.3 Yahoo! China
1.2.4 Alisoft.com
1.2.5 Alimama.com
1.2.6 Taobao.com
• 2 Competition
Yahoo! China
In 2005, acquired Yahoo's Chinese operations.[4] Yahoo! China's website operates Chinese language portal services, such as email and the provision of finance, sports, lifestyle and entertainment information, as well as a web search service that crawls and indexes web pages generally available on the Internet targeted at individual Internet users in China. Yahoo! China's paying customers primarily consist of advertisers that purchase fixed price banner advertisements, text-links or auction-based pay-for-performance marketing services on Yahoo! China's website. In October 2005, Group acquired Yahoo! China in a transaction whereby Yahoo! became a substantial shareholder of Group. In connection with this transaction, Yahoo! agreed to grant to Group the exclusive rights to use in China the "Yahoo!" name and certain technologies owned by Yahoo!, as well as the right to sub-license these rights to other members of Group. Yahoo! China is headquartered in Beijing.
Alisoft.com
Alisoft develops, markets and delivers Internet-based business management software targeting SMEs in China. Alisoft's software provides its customers with various tools, including enterprise management tools, such as email, customer inquiries and information management, and basic financial management tools, such as invoicing and bookkeeping. Alisoft owns the copyright and other proprietary software rights of the "&463;%324;旺旺" ("Aliwangwang" in Chinese) instant messaging communication tool, which is the designated instant messaging communication tool for Taobao and which we offer to our users as TradeManager on our international marketplace and as $152;易$890; (TradeManager in Chinese) on our China marketplace. Group founded Alisoft, with operations in Hangzhou and Shanghai, in January 2007.
Alimama.com
Alimama is China's leading online advertising exchange, which allows web publishers and advertisers to trade online advertising inventory. A wholly owned subsidiary of Group, Alimama is designed to serve the more than one million small- and medium- sized websites in China which generate an estimated 80% of China's website traffic. Alimama helps connects these web publishers to advertisers, allowing them to monetize their website traffic while offering advertisers an affordable way to reach highly targeted audience groups.
Taobao.com
Taobao is a shopping marketplace for consumers in China. Founded by parent Group, it facilitates transactions between individual consumers and a wide range of sellers such as retailers, wholesalers, and other individuals. Similar to eBay, sellers are able to post new and used goods for sale on the Taobao marketplace either through a fixed price or negotiated sale or by auction.
Primary competitors include eBay, yet reports have shown that Taobao has over 65% of the auction market and is growing.
Competition
Competitors include other internet companies in Asia, including EBay (EBAY), Google (GOOG), and Yahoo! (YHOO).
Supermarket News ranked Albertsons LLC No. 24 in the 2008 "Top 75 North American Food Retailers" based on 2007 fiscal year estimated sales of US$6.0 billion.[3]
Business & Financial Metrics[1]
In 2009, generated a net income of RMB 1.01 billion on total revenues of RMB 3.87 billion. This represents a net income decrease of 12% and a revenue increase of 29% from 2008, when the company earned RMB 1.15 million on revenues of RMB 3.00 billion. Over the same period, the company increased its registered user base by 25% to 47.7 million with a 46% increase in international users significantly contributing to growth.
[2]
Business Segments
operates under a single operating segment but generates revenues through a number of internet properties.[3]
.com
(1688.HK) is the Group's flagship company and the leading B2B e-commerce company in China, serving small and medium sized enterprises in China and around the world.
Alipay.com
Alipay is an online payment services provider operating under the names "Alipay" and "支付宝" ("Alipay" in Chinese). Alipay's service enables individuals and businesses to execute payments online in a safe and secure manner. Alipay's users are primarily buyers and sellers engaging in e-commerce transactions. With a registered user base of approximately 43.5 million as of June 30, 2007, Alipay is an accepted online payment method for many online retail websites and other online goods and service providers in China as well as the designated online payment service provider on our China marketplace and on Taobao. Alipay partners with domestic PRC banks to provide an escrow service for payments, which reduces the settlement risks faced by Alipay's customers in their e-commerce transactions. Group founded Alipay, headquartered in Hangzhou, in 2004.
Contents
• 1 Business Overview
o 1.1 Business & Financial Metrics[1]
o 1.2 Business Segments
1.2.1 .com
1.2.2 Alipay.com
1.2.3 Yahoo! China
1.2.4 Alisoft.com
1.2.5 Alimama.com
1.2.6 Taobao.com
• 2 Competition
Yahoo! China
In 2005, acquired Yahoo's Chinese operations.[4] Yahoo! China's website operates Chinese language portal services, such as email and the provision of finance, sports, lifestyle and entertainment information, as well as a web search service that crawls and indexes web pages generally available on the Internet targeted at individual Internet users in China. Yahoo! China's paying customers primarily consist of advertisers that purchase fixed price banner advertisements, text-links or auction-based pay-for-performance marketing services on Yahoo! China's website. In October 2005, Group acquired Yahoo! China in a transaction whereby Yahoo! became a substantial shareholder of Group. In connection with this transaction, Yahoo! agreed to grant to Group the exclusive rights to use in China the "Yahoo!" name and certain technologies owned by Yahoo!, as well as the right to sub-license these rights to other members of Group. Yahoo! China is headquartered in Beijing.
Alisoft.com
Alisoft develops, markets and delivers Internet-based business management software targeting SMEs in China. Alisoft's software provides its customers with various tools, including enterprise management tools, such as email, customer inquiries and information management, and basic financial management tools, such as invoicing and bookkeeping. Alisoft owns the copyright and other proprietary software rights of the "&463;%324;旺旺" ("Aliwangwang" in Chinese) instant messaging communication tool, which is the designated instant messaging communication tool for Taobao and which we offer to our users as TradeManager on our international marketplace and as $152;易$890; (TradeManager in Chinese) on our China marketplace. Group founded Alisoft, with operations in Hangzhou and Shanghai, in January 2007.
Alimama.com
Alimama is China's leading online advertising exchange, which allows web publishers and advertisers to trade online advertising inventory. A wholly owned subsidiary of Group, Alimama is designed to serve the more than one million small- and medium- sized websites in China which generate an estimated 80% of China's website traffic. Alimama helps connects these web publishers to advertisers, allowing them to monetize their website traffic while offering advertisers an affordable way to reach highly targeted audience groups.
Taobao.com
Taobao is a shopping marketplace for consumers in China. Founded by parent Group, it facilitates transactions between individual consumers and a wide range of sellers such as retailers, wholesalers, and other individuals. Similar to eBay, sellers are able to post new and used goods for sale on the Taobao marketplace either through a fixed price or negotiated sale or by auction.
Primary competitors include eBay, yet reports have shown that Taobao has over 65% of the auction market and is growing.
Competition
Competitors include other internet companies in Asia, including EBay (EBAY), Google (GOOG), and Yahoo! (YHOO).
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