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CHAIRMAN S STATEMENT Dear Shareholders, I would like to thank all Shareholders of Weimob Inc. for their firm trust and support in 2020. 2020 was a year full of challenges and opportunities for the Company. Amid the global economic shock of the COVID-19 epidemic, we swung for the fences and seized the opportunities brought by the epidemic to develop online digital economy, and provided a digital business operating system for customers to facilitate their digital operations. By formulating the Group s strategy of moving up-market (「大客化」), ecosystem build-up (「生態化」) and globalization (「國際化」), we achieved rapid growth against the trend in spite of the impact of the epidemic in our two core businesses, Digital Commerce and Digital Media.
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In The Time of Coronavirus, WeChat Pay Helps Digitalise European Retailers
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London, Dec. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ As European merchants shift gear to online in the time of Coronavirus, China s all-in-one app WeChat saw strong year-on-year growths in Mini Program transactions from the EMEA region, showing a growing trend of Chinese consumers making global purchases before they could make global trips.
In the time of Coronavirus, WeChat Pay Helps Digitalise European Retailers
WeChat, the popular Chinese app with more than 1.2 billion users, recently held a webinar on how the WeChat ecosystem helps European merchants reach Chinese consumers as the pandemic rattles businesses. More than 200 brands from 14 countries attended the webinar, covering diverse sectors ranging from retail, luxury goods, e-commerce, travel and F&B.