Alibaba Splits 6 Ways: A 6-Pack Of ETFs To Consider

Mar. 29, 2023 5:19 PM ET, , , , , , , ,

Summary

  • BABA thrilled the global stock markets by announcing plans to split into six different companies.
  • As an ETF wonk, that prompted me to drill down to identify a variety of ways to capitalize on further BABA success, via ETFs that own it.
  • I think my six-pack of ideas has something for everyone interested in BABA, China or Asia more broadly.
  • Making the cut: ONLN, PGJ, AIA, AAXJ, KWEB, FXI.

China-Based Internet Company Alibaba Debuts On New York Stock Exchange

Andrew Burton

Well, that was exciting. On Tuesday, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA) thrilled global equity investors by announcing it is splitting into six main businesses, essentially spinning out its six main businesses into individual listed companies. I'll leave the detailed

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