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PDD’s investment case largely rests on belief in its ability to turn a fast-growing, subsidy-heavy ecosystem into durable, profitable cash flows. The latest Q3 2025 revenue and profit growth support that view, but fresh US and EU scrutiny of Temu raises near term regulatory risk that could be more important for sentiment than quarterly numbers.
Within this context, the RMB 100 billion merchant and farmer support program is especially relevant, as it underlines how aggressively PDD is still funding ecosystem growth. While this spend may reinforce its competitive position and support medium term revenue, it could also prolong pressure on margins if returns arrive more slowly than hoped.
Yet even as profitability holds up today, investors should be aware that rising regulatory attention on Temu could...
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PDD Holdings' narrative projects CN¥555.7 billion revenue and CN¥147.1 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 10.7% yearly revenue growth and about a CN¥49.2 billion earnings increase from CN¥97.9 billion today.
Uncover how PDD Holdings' forecasts yield a $146.91 fair value, a 27% upside to its current price.
Nineteen Simply Wall St Community valuations for PDD span roughly US$146 to US$346 per share, underscoring how far opinions can diverge. When you set those views against Temu’s growing legal and regulatory scrutiny, it becomes even more important to weigh several independent outlooks before deciding how this story might affect the company’s longer term performance.
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