Jingdong Mall, or JD, currently holds the title of the highest-revenue Chinese tech company listed on the stock market, generating $154 billion in the past twelve months, according to data from Companies Market Cap. Among more than 1,000 publicly traded tech companies, JD ranks seventh globally, ahead of major players like Meta, its competitor Alibaba, and Nvidia. Broadening the scope to the top 100 companies across all sectors by revenue, JD takes the 40th spot. Notably, four of the five Chinese tech companies in the overall top 100 operate in the e-commerce or automotive sectors.
JD’s competitor, Alibaba, ranks third among the most successful Chinese tech companies, behind telecom giant China Mobile. SAIC Motor, known for its electric mobility joint venture with General Motors, SAIC-Wuling-GM, and BYD, one of the few electric vehicle makers capable of competing with Tesla globally, round out the five Chinese tech companies in the top 100 worldwide.
Other major Chinese tech companies rank lower in terms of revenue. Tencent narrowly missed the top 100, ranking 106th. The Chinese spinoff of consumer electronics giant Foxconn, Foxconn Industrial Internet, ranks 20th among 319 Chinese publicly traded companies across all sectors, with $74.6 billion in revenue, and 129th globally. Pinduoduo, the operator of the low-cost online marketplace Temu, reported $47.6 billion in revenue over the past twelve months, securing 31st among all Chinese companies, 24th among tech firms, and 227th globally out of 9,000 listed companies.
Notable companies outside the top 100 include Meituan (285th globally, 28th among tech companies), Xiaomi (289th globally, 29th among tech companies), and China’s answer to Google, Baidu (620th globally, 53rd among tech companies).
