CPNG Stock Still Needs to Prove Its Worth to Investors
Investors' patience with CPNG stock appears to be wearing thin as the company invests heavily in growth but fails to turn a profit.
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Investors' patience with CPNG stock appears to be wearing thin as the company invests heavily in growth but fails to turn a profit.
The South Korean e-tailer is growing quickly and going after a similar market opportunity as the American technology giant.
The South Korean e-tailer is growing quickly and going after a similar market opportunity as the American technology giant.
May 3, 2021 at 10:45AM Coupang (NYSE:CPNG), South Korea's biggest e-commerce company, began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on March 11 through an IPO that raised $4.6 billion. While Coupang is relatively unknown in the U.S., its IPO grabbed a lot of attention -- and for good reasons. For one, Coupang's debut was the biggest by a foreign company since Alibaba Group Holding's (NYSE: BABA) 2014 IPO. Like Alibaba, Coupang has serious backing from Japanese tech conglomerate SoftBank Group (OTC:SFTB.Y). With a 28.7% stake in Alibaba and a 35.1% stake in Coupang, ...
E-commerce has seen tremendous growth across the globe due to the COVID-19 pandemic with global penetration now above 20%, and total e-commerce sales above $4.2 trillion. Within the global e-commerce industry, South Korea is one of the most developed economies as online retail spending is projected to exceed $200 billion a year by 2024. One company that is leading this charge in South Korea is Coupang (NYSE:CPNG), which just went public in early March. Here's why Coupang might be the Asian e-commerce stock to bet on over the next decade and beyond. Image source: Getty Images. Coupang runs a...