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title: "Alibaba Reports 7% Revenue Increase, 93% Rise in Income from Operations for March Quarter 2025"
description: "Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. reported a 7% revenue increase to RMB236.454 billion (US$32.584 billion) for the March quarter 2025, with a 93% rise in income from operations to RMB28.465 billion (US$3.923"
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published_at: "2025-05-15T09:35:55.000Z"
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# Alibaba Reports 7% Revenue Increase, 93% Rise in Income from Operations for March Quarter 2025

> Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. reported a 7% revenue increase to RMB236.454 billion (US$32.584 billion) for the March quarter 2025, with a 93% rise in income from operations to RMB28.465 billion (US$3.923 billion). For the fiscal year, revenue reached RMB996.347 billion (US$137.3 billion), a 6% increase, while income from operations rose 24% to RMB140.905 billion (US$19.417 billion). The Cloud Intelligence Group's revenue grew by 11%, but the International Digital Commerce Group faced an adjusted EBITA loss of RMB15.137 billion (US$2.086 billion).

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. announced its financial results for the quarter and fiscal year ended March 31, 2025. For the quarter, revenue was RMB236.454 billion (US$32.584 billion), marking a 7% increase year-over-year. Income from operations soared by 93% to RMB28.465 billion (US$3.923 billion), primarily due to increased adjusted EBITA and decreased non-cash share-based compensation expense. Adjusted EBITA rose by 36% to RMB32.616 billion (US$4.495 billion), driven by revenue growth and improved operating efficiency, although partially offset by higher investments in e-commerce and technology. For the fiscal year, Alibaba reported a revenue of RMB996.347 billion (US$137.3 billion), a 6% increase from the previous year. Income from operations increased by 24% to RMB140.905 billion (US$19.417 billion), mainly attributed to a decrease in impairment of intangible assets and goodwill, along with reduced non-cash share-based compensation expenses. Adjusted EBITA for the fiscal year increased by 5% to RMB173.065 billion (US$23.849 billion), supported by revenue growth and enhanced operating efficiency. In business highlights, the Cloud Intelligence Group's revenue grew by 11% to RMB118.028 billion (US$16.265 billion) for the fiscal year, fueled by the rising adoption of AI-related products. The Alibaba International Digital Commerce Group, however, reported an adjusted EBITA loss of RMB15.137 billion (US$2.086 billion) due to increased investments in AliExpress and Trendyol's cross-border operations. Meanwhile, Lazada reduced its operating losses significantly, reflecting improved monetization and operating efficiency.

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