On July 10, JD.com (JD-SW) rose 3.16% in regular trading, reaching 111.1 HKD per share, with turnover of HKD 263 million. Multiple positive catalysts continued to drive the stock higher.

On the news front, Ceconomy AG confirmed on July 9 that the remaining regulatory approvals for JD.com's approximately EUR 2.2 billion acquisition are expected to be completed in the second half of the year, providing the market with a clear transaction timeline. Additionally, renowned investor Michael Burry's latest portfolio disclosure revealed he has increased his position in JD.com, further boosting market sentiment.

Germany's Federal Ministry of Economics had previously granted conditional approval for the acquisition. If the EU ultimately approves the deal, it will mark the first case of Chinese capital controlling a major European physical consumer electronics retail network, providing JD.com a critical channel for expanding its overseas 3C and home appliance businesses through offline stores and supply chain infrastructure. Separately, JD.com's European online brand Joybuy reported strong Summer Black Friday results, with over 1,800 brands doubling their transaction volumes during the promotion period.

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