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    Alibaba puts its entertainment assets on stage

    July 5, 2023
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    Alibaba is conducting a strategic review of its video streaming platforms, Youku and Tudou.

    1. One option being considered is injecting the assets into Alibaba Pictures Group to expand its business scope.
    2. The review is part of Alibaba’s larger restructuring plan to drive growth and create stand-alone leaders in various businesses.
    3. Youku competes with Baidu’s iQiyi and Tencent Holdings in China’s video streaming market.
    4. iQiyi has shifted its focus to quality content and boosting subscriptions to reverse years of losses.
    5. Alibaba may explore other options such as separate listings for the video platforms or no deal at all.
    6. Alibaba Pictures is involved in content production, distribution, and cinema ticketing management.
    7. Alibaba’s digital media and entertainment business narrowed its losses in Q1 2023, thanks to investments in content and production capability by Youku.
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