Alibaba has decided not to join the share buyback of its fintech arm, Ant Group. Ant Group remains an important partner, and Alibaba wants to maintain its shareholding. The buyback was initiated following Beijing's crackdown on web giants, with Ant Group receiving a substantial fine. Alibaba's stock value in Ant Group remains lower than in 2020 when an IPO was canceled. Speculation arises about a potential IPO retry, but significant changes have occurred since then, including Alibaba's split into six companies and a reshuffling of its executive leadership. Earnings anticipations set BABA in a good direction.
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