Top 20 list of stock market capitalization in the Internet:Ali leads the way,domain names help!

Chinese Concept Stocks - "zhong gai gu" (zhōng gài gǔ), refers to the term used by foreign investors to describe all Chinese stocks listed overseas due to their optimism about China's economic growth. These are companies registered in China but listed abroad, or those with business operations and ties to mainland China.

As of April 20th, according to a summary of Chinese concept stock financial reports provided by Sina Finance, we've compiled a list of the top 20 companies in the information technology industry. Let's take a look at these outstanding companies!

1. Alibaba Group (BABA)

Alibaba Group, founded in 1999 in Hangzhou by Jack Ma and 18 others, went public on the New York Stock Exchange in September 2014 and currently holds the top spot among Chinese concept stocks. Alibaba Group is engaged in various businesses, including Taobao, Tmall, Juhuasuan, Alibaba Cloud, Ant Group, Cainiao, and more.

2. JD.com (JD)

JD.com, a self-operated e-commerce company, went public on the NASDAQ in May 2014. Its website domain is JD.com, and it has a wide range of domain holdings, including jd.cn/.cc and premium domains like 3.cn.

3. NetEase (NTES)

NetEase, a Chinese internet company, offers services such as email, games, and music streaming. Its official domain is 163.com, and it has valuable domains like 188.com and 166.com under its ownership.

4. Baidu (BIDU)

Baidu, the largest Chinese search engine, went public on NASDAQ in 2005. Its official domain is baidu.com, and it has protected domains such as tieba.com.

5. Ctrip (TCOM)

Ctrip, an online travel agency, went public on NASDAQ in December 2003. Its official domain is ctrip.com, and it has secured ctrip.com.cn/cn as well.

6. iQiyi (IQ)

iQiyi, a video streaming platform, went public on NASDAQ in 2018. Its official domain is iqiyi.com, and it has been particular about brand domain protection.

7. Vipshop (VIPS)

Vipshop, an online discount retailer, went public on the NYSE in March 2012. It initially used vipshop.com and later acquired VIP.com.

8. Autohome (ATHM)

Autohome, a leading automotive information platform, went public on NASDAQ in December 2013. It acquired autohome.com to serve as its official domain.

9. Bilibili (BILI)

Bilibili, a video-sharing website, went public on NASDAQ in 2018. It has been focused on brand domain protection, transitioning from bilibili.tv to bilibili.com.

10. Weibo (WB)

Weibo, a microblogging platform, went public on NASDAQ in 2014. It acquired weibo.com and has been attentive to domain protection.

11. GSX Techedu (GSX)

GSX Techedu, an online education company, went public on the NYSE in 2019. Its official domain is genshuixue.com.

12. 58.com (WUBA)

58.com, a classifieds website, went public on the NYSE in 2013. It secured jingjia.com and jingjia.cn as official domains.

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