At a glance
- Company
- JD.com
- Announcement
- Expansion
- Location
- Gyeongju, South Korea
Key figures
- Import doubling plan timeframe
- over the next three years
- Overseas warehouses
- over 130
- Overseas warehouse area
- 1.3 million square meters
- Overseas brands targeted for introduction to China
- 1,000
- Sales target from overseas brands
- more than 10 billion yuan
- Chinese brands targeted for global markets
- 1,000
People
- Richard LiuFounder and Chairman
- Sandy XuCEO
Products and programs
November 4, 2025 -- At the APEC CEO Summit 2025 in Gyeongju, South Korea, on October 31, JD.com’s Founder and Chairman Richard Liu and CEO Sandy Xu reaffirmed our commitment to driving a thriving Asia-Pacific economy. They introduced JD.com’s “Super Supply Chain,” a resilient, efficient network rooted in China, with a global reach, including strategic hubs located across the Asia-Pacific region, designed to ensure stable connectivity and minimize disruption risks. Over the next three years, JD.com will launch its ambitious Asia-Pacific Import Doubling Plan, doubling product imports from APEC countries to foster regional trade.
Speaking at the summit’s session on “Business Strategies Through Enhanced Connectivity Within APEC,” CEO Sandy Xu highlighted how JD.com is tackling global uncertainties with stability as a cornerstone. She told the summit that for more than two decades, JD.com has built a stress-tested supply chain infrastructure, which is evolving into a Super Supply Chain, shifting from single-point security to system-wide resilience and from reactive fixes to proactive risk prevention, ensuring robust and reliable operations.
This stability stems from JD.com’s localized infrastructure, explained Sandy Xu, adding that through its Global Smart Supply Chain Network, JD.com has established over 130 different types of overseas warehouses spanning 1.3 million square meters and launched dozens of international air-cargo routes. By hiring locally and creating two-to-three-day delivery networks with regional warehouses, JD.com is building an efficient supply chain that uses the Asia-Pacific as its hub while extending globally, she added.
Leveraging this Super Supply Chain, JD.com is advancing our brands’ GigaGrowth Plan, which will bring 1,000 new overseas brands to China through cross-border e-commerce, driving more than 10 billion yuan in sales, while introducing 1,000 Chinese brands to global markets. Additionally, our Asia-Pacific Import Doubling Plan will double imports from APEC countries over the next three years, supporting regional economic growth.
As Sandy Xu emphasized, JD.com is committed to fostering more stable, smarter, greener, and warmer connectivity as a dedicated member of the APEC business community. “Journey Together, Dream as One,” she concluded, calling for collective action to build a brighter, more connected Asia-Pacific future.
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In brief
At the APEC CEO Summit in Gyeongju, South Korea, JD.com’s Founder and Chairman Richard Liu and CEO Sandy Xu outlined plans to expand the company’s regional trade and supply-chain operations. JD.com says its Super Supply Chain combines infrastructure rooted in China with strategic hubs across the Asia-Pacific and broader international connections. The company plans to double imports from APEC countries over the next three years. Xu described a shift toward system-wide resilience and proactive risk prevention, supported by local hiring, overseas warehouses and international air-cargo routes. JD.com also highlighted its GigaGrowth Plan, which is intended to bring overseas brands to China and Chinese brands to global markets. The company said the plan aims to generate more than 10 billion yuan in sales from overseas brands brought to China.
Key takeaways
- JD.com plans to double imports from APEC countries over the next three years.
- The company described its Super Supply Chain as a network based in China with Asia-Pacific hubs and global reach.
- JD.com says its network includes over 130 types of overseas warehouses spanning 1.3 million square meters.
- The GigaGrowth Plan aims to bring 1,000 overseas brands to China and introduce 1,000 Chinese brands to global markets.
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