That’s how much Chinese retail giant PDD Holdings, owner of low-cost e-commerce platform Temu, lost in market cap yesterday, after “only” growing its revenue 86% year-on-year compared to analyst expectations for 91% growth.
The growth miss wasn’t the only factor behind PDD’s slump: on the company’s earnings call, leadership cited increased competition and a consumer pullback in China’s domestic market. All told, shares fell 28%, the biggest one-day drop since it listed on the US Nasdaq back in 2018.