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Alibaba.com is the leading platform for global wholesale trade. We serve millions of buyers and suppliers around the world. Learn how you can find just about anything from anywhere in the world online with Alibaba.com
Alibaba Group Holding Limited is a Chinese e-commerce company that provides consumer-to-consumer, business-to-consumer and business-to-business sales services via web portals.
justinethomas629@gmail.com
Alibaba.com is the leading platform for global wholesale trade. We serve millions of buyers and suppliers around the world. Learn how you can find just about anything from anywhere in the world online with Alibaba.com
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This is the case study report of Alibaba.com.This report tells you about the Alibaba Group, it's several others services and its growth and also about the methods of payments , types of product and many more.
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Alibaba case study
1. The Alibaba Group and the O2O Sales
A Case study on The Alibaba Group
Group-5
● Ratan Kumar
● Nikhil Nandyala
2. Alibaba Group (Overview)
● Chinese e-commerce company founded in 1999 in Hangzhou,china.
● It is a wholesale, C2C and B2C marketplace concentrated mainly in
china.
● Mission Statement : Making it easy to do business for everyone ,
anywhere.
● Accounts for nearly 80 percent share in china’s online sales in 2015.
● Raised $22.8 billion on the NYSE making it the world’s largest IPO.
● In 2006 it started developing its online to offline(O2O) business.
4. Alibaba’s Retail Marketplaces
● Taobao
○ C2C online shopping portal launched in 2003
○ Accounts for 95 percent china’s C2C Market GMV
○ Repeated improvement with 10 million sellers in 2018.
○ Alibaba’s Signature brand (70 percent share in it’s retail market)
● Tmall(Taobao Mall)
○ B2C online shopping portal launched in 2008
○ Accounts for 57 percent china’s B2C Market GMV
○ Designed for reputed brands to sell their products
○ Better Quality and customer protection compared to Taobao
5. Alibaba’s Retail Marketplaces
● Juhuasuan
○ Flash sales website with deep discounts on merchandise and services
○ Concentrated mainly by Tmall Merchants
○ Marketing platform for Tmall and Taobao
○ Directed to Tmall or Taobao for transactions.
● AliExpress
○ Retail Marketplace for consumers outside china
○ Connects other country buyers with chinese goods manufacturers.
6. AliPay:
● Third Party online payment service provider
● Major payment method on Alibaba’s marketplaces(settling over 78 percent of
Alibaba’s GMV)
● Provides Escrow services
● Later transformed to Alipay wallet.
● Also offers other financial solutions like funds transfers, microfinance etc.
● Has 100 million registered users on Alipay wallet handling 80 million
transactions per day.
7. Alibaba Group -Value Proposition:
● Value and Variety(Retail Marketplaces)
○ Sells everything from popular merchandise to long tail.
○ It has a large number of sellers providing customers with competitive costs.
● Connectivity /Convenience:
○ Connects small enterprises with large international & domestic consumers and
vice versa
○ Low cost for sellers & companies to set up an online store compared to physical
stores
○ Global B2B connectivity for small chinese manufacturers.
○ High Quality services in lower tier areas with inadequate network infrastrucute
8. Alibaba Group -Value Proposition:
● Reliability/Trust :
○ Provides Escrow services for transactions where money is transferred to
the sellers only after customer purchase satisfaction
○ Feedback and ratings from customers for products
○ Very low product mishandling when compared to others.
● Customization :
○ Enables customers to find products from different categories such as
design,brand etc
9. Alibaba Group -Revenue Model :
● Marketing Revenues :
○ Major revenue stream with 59 percent in company’s total revenue.
○ Pay for Performance
■ Sellers bid for keywords in an online auction system for search in Taobao and
Tmall on pay per click basis.
○ Display Advertising
■ Sellers bid to place advertisements in all of alibaba platforms
● Commissions:
○ Second Major revenue stream with 24 percent in total revenue
○ Sellers pay up to 0.3-0.5% commission for transactions settled through Alipay
● Other minor revenue streams are through subscription for wholesale market places.
11. Strength :
● Huge Market Share (58 percent vs 22 percent)
● First movers advantage(Blue Ocean)
● Rising chinese economy leading increasing consumer spending
● Faster internet services and falling data services cost.
● Good relations with partners i.e. Merchants and Third party
dealers
● Difficulty of Foreign companies to enter in to chinese markets
due to regulations.
● Backed by the Chinese Government
12. Weakness :
● Too many sellers leading to more competitive pricing
which may lead to lesser profits for sellers
● Over dependence on chinese market
● Failed to do well in other markets
● Political Issues
13. Opportunities and Threats
● Opportunities:
○ Newer available markets in less established developing south
asian countries and african countries.
○ Increasing its market penetration in rural chinese areas
● Threats :
○ Increasing International Tariffs affecting it’s international sales
and indirectly its domestic sales
○ Intense competition from companies such as Tencent in china
and competition from amazon in other markets.
14. O2O(Online to Offline) Business
● Finding customers online and directing them to offline stores.
○ Example: Ola ,Uber ,Zomato ,Oyo
● New form of E-Commerce rising in this decade with potential
Trillion dollar market share.
● Online component of O2O made offline services measurable,
and efficient.
● More direct form of revenue for businesses when compared to
other online services.
15. Alibaba’s O2O Strategy:
● Major Player in the O2O market
● Used Map services and other subsidiaries to migrate offline
customers to online platforms which connects them with offline
merchants.
● Alipay enabled cash flow for such transactions while other
platforms provided information flow
● Launched Taobao Life to enable this strategy which dealt with
local lifestyle services.
● Partnership with advertising companies which redirected users
to alibaba websites using QR codes
16. Alibaba’s O2O Mobile Applications:
● Due to higher engagement levels in Mobile Commerce O2O
expanded it’s O2O Platforms.
● Launched Taodiandian an app to food ordering and delivery.
● Partnered Taxi-hailing app Kuaidi Dache and integrated this
application in to Alipay.
17. Alibaba’s O2O Important Components:
● AliPay :
○ Backbone to all its O2O mobile platforms
○ 80 percent share in mobile payments
○ Infrastructure to incorporate various mobile applications
● Autonavi (Map Services):
○ Acquired by Alibaba in 2014
○ Location based searches leading to location based services
○ Connects location based searches with Taodiandian Offline
network
18. O2O Market -Opportunities
● Brick and Mortar Partner :
○ Introduce O2O strategy for much more Traditional
merchants.
○ Introduce new features like BigBasket to this platform.
○ Partnership with retail giants like Intime
19. O2O Market -Challenges
● Fierce Competition :
○ Major challenger is Tencent
○ Tencent has 500 million active users in Wechat.
○ Tencent integrated it O2O strategy in to Wechat.
○ Alipay vs Tenpay(48 percent vs 19 percent)
○ Price War for acquiring O2O apps
○ Tencent Partnered with Baidu and Wanda posing a
huge threat to Alipay.
21. Q2: Why did Alibaba buy Autonavi and What is
Alibaba aiming to achieve with Alipay ?
● By bringing Autonavi under its wing and incorporating Taodiandian
it used this map services as gateway to location based local
services.
● As location based searches often lead to transactions it had high
success rate in O2O markets.
● Alibaba aims to enter in to international markets using AliPay.
● Alibaba is entering in to micro lending to consumers in AliPay Wallet.
● Partnering with traditional physical store chains to incorporate Alipay
in to their payment system.
22. Q3: What is GMV metric? Is there any reason why
Alibaba would favor this metric?
● Used by e-commerce businesses
● Measure of total sales transacted through their platforms.
● It is calculated prior to deduction of any fee or transactions, excludes
discounts, gateway payment, and marketing costs etc.
● Indicates usefulness of site in selling merchandise.
● Merchandise returns may need to be removed from this number to provide
an accurate calculation.
● Since retailers may or may not be producers of the goods they sell,
measuring the gross value of all sales provides insight into the company’s
performance.
● Provide value to Alibaba in the consignment sector
23. Q4. How does Alibaba differ from Amazon, eBay
or any other company that may seem similar?
● Does not engage in direct sales
● Taobao acts as free marketplace where neither sellers or buyers are charged
for completing transactions.
● Alibaba generates revenue based on several source
○ Fees determined by the number of units sold in its retail centers and the
number of paying members in its wholesale centers
○ Fees from its online marketing and internet infrastructure services
○ Commissions from Alipay transactions, Alibaba’s third party online payment
solution
○ Membership fees from its storefronts.
24. Amazon Alibaba eBay
Holds Inventory Yes No No
Advertising Services Yes Yes Yes
E- Payment Service No Alipay PayPal
Direct Sales yes No No
Manufactures
Proprietary Goods
Yes (Kindle/Fire) No No
Membership Fees Yes (Prime) Yes No