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2024財務年度報告

FISCAL YEAR 2024 ANNUAL REPORT

HKEX ·  May 23, 2024 21:37

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阿里巴巴集團持有有限公司正在進行一系列戰略投資、收購、合作夥伴關係建立以及擴大股份回購計劃的動作，這些活動預計將持續至2024財年結束。該公司在紐約證券交易所和香港交易所分別以「BABA」和「9988」代碼上市，並已將其股份回購計劃擴大至250億美元，有效期至2027年3月。阿里巴巴集團的主要子公司包括阿里巴巴投資有限公司、阿里巴巴集團服務有限公司、淘寶控股有限公司等，這些子公司持有關鍵的營運實體。公司的主要業務運營位於中國杭州，並在開曼群島、香港等地設有註冊辦公室。阿里巴巴必須遵守包括數據保護、消費者權益、定價、勞工、外國投資和網絡安全等在內的各種法律法規。公司的合規和風險管理框架包括合規與風險委員會、風險管理委員會以及專門的數據和網絡安全團隊。網絡安全風險管理是公司整體風險管理的關鍵部分，定期進行安全評估和漏洞測試。作為在美國上市的外國私人發行人，阿里巴巴必須遵守美國證券交易法下的報告和披露要求。
阿里巴巴集團持有有限公司正在進行一系列戰略投資、收購、合作夥伴關係建立以及擴大股份回購計劃的動作，這些活動預計將持續至2024財年結束。該公司在紐約證券交易所和香港交易所分別以「BABA」和「9988」代碼上市，並已將其股份回購計劃擴大至250億美元，有效期至2027年3月。阿里巴巴集團的主要子公司包括阿里巴巴投資有限公司、阿里巴巴集團服務有限公司、淘寶控股有限公司等，這些子公司持有關鍵的營運實體。公司的主要業務運營位於中國杭州，並在開曼群島、香港等地設有註冊辦公室。阿里巴巴必須遵守包括數據保護、消費者權益、定價、勞工、外國投資和網絡安全等在內的各種法律法規。公司的合規和風險管理框架包括合規與風險委員會、風險管理委員會以及專門的數據和網絡安全團隊。網絡安全風險管理是公司整體風險管理的關鍵部分，定期進行安全評估和漏洞測試。作為在美國上市的外國私人發行人，阿里巴巴必須遵守美國證券交易法下的報告和披露要求。
Alibaba Group Holdings Limited is engaged in a series of strategic investments, acquisitions, partnership building and expansion of its share repurchase program, which is expected to continue until the end of FY 2024. The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under the codes “BABA” and “9988,” respectively, and has extended its share buyback program to $250 billion, effective until March 2027. Alibaba Group's major subsidiaries include Alibaba Investments Limited, Alibaba Group Services Limited, Taobao Holdings Limited, and others, which hold key operating entities. The company's main business is located in Hangzhou, China, with registered offices in the Cayman Islands, Hong Kong, etc. Alibaba is required to comply with a variety of laws and...Show More
Alibaba Group Holdings Limited is engaged in a series of strategic investments, acquisitions, partnership building and expansion of its share repurchase program, which is expected to continue until the end of FY 2024. The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under the codes “BABA” and “9988,” respectively, and has extended its share buyback program to $250 billion, effective until March 2027. Alibaba Group's major subsidiaries include Alibaba Investments Limited, Alibaba Group Services Limited, Taobao Holdings Limited, and others, which hold key operating entities. The company's main business is located in Hangzhou, China, with registered offices in the Cayman Islands, Hong Kong, etc. Alibaba is required to comply with a variety of laws and regulations, including data protection, consumer rights, pricing, labor, foreign investment, and cybersecurity. The company's compliance and risk management framework includes a Compliance and Risk Committee, a Risk Management Committee, and a dedicated data and cybersecurity team. Cybersecurity risk management is a key part of a company's overall risk management, with security assessments and vulnerability testing conducted on a regular basis. As a foreign private issuer listed in the United States, Alibaba is required to comply with reporting and disclosure requirements under the U.S. Securities Exchange Act.

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