Market Share

JD.com’s food delivery service, JD Delivery, has significantly expanded its reach, serving over 15,000 corporate clients with a daily order volume exceeding 25 million. Holding a 31% market share, and 45% in the premium segment, the service operates in 350 cities, offering 1.5 million restaurant options. Partnerships with major firms provide corporate meal solutions. Nearly 70% of businesses become formal partners within a month, with weekly enterprise meal solution partnerships increasing tenfold in June. User subsidies further enhance the offering.

In China’s booming food delivery market, JD.com has emerged as a significant competitor, joining Meituan and Ele.me. With over 25 million daily orders as of June 2025, JD holds over 31% market share and leads premium restaurant delivery with 45%. JD’s strategy focuses on high-quality restaurants, employing commission reductions, promotional traffic, and enhanced delivery features to improve the customer experience.

SK Hynix has surpassed Samsung to become the world’s largest DRAM revenue generator in Q1 2025, fueled by high bandwidth memory (HBM) demand. A report from Omdia shows SK Hynix generated $9.718 billion in revenue, securing a 36% market share and dethroning Samsung, which held the top spot since 1992. Although a slight decrease from Q4 2024, SK Hynix’s performance highlights the shifting dynamics in the DRAM market.

In the FMCG landscape, a strong online and offline presence is vital. Baixiang’s success in the instant noodle market, holding the top online sales spot, exemplifies this. They achieve this through a synergistic approach: robust e-commerce coupled with strong distributor relationships. Baixiang empowers its distributors with resources, training, and flexible promotions, fostering a symbiotic partnership that fuels their market share growth. This dual-channel synergy enhances responsiveness and market coverage.

OPEC+ agreed to boost oil supply by 411,000 barrels per day in July, the third consecutive increase. This move, driven by market-share aspirations and designed to penalize over-producers, follows previous boosts in May and June. Concerns about potential oversupply and falling prices, driven by global economic slowdown and aggressive production by the alliance, persist, with some members voicing reservations. The added supply could benefit consumers, but risks lower prices for producers globally, potentially threatening US shale companies.

Vidda TV, a youth-focused Hisense sub-brand, achieved 13% online sales market share in China by May 2025, becoming an industry leader through tech innovation and lifestyle-centric strategies. Known for quality-over-hype products like Harman Kardon-equipped “Music TVs” and full-color laser projectors, it blends affordability with advanced specs, leveraging 2,800+ patents. Initiatives like China’s CVIA brightness standards and “High Altitude Mode” emerged from direct user feedback, while 2026 models introduced matte anti-reflective panels and ultra-slim Wallpaper TVs. Vidda’s rise highlights Gen Z’s demand for transparency, technical substance, and cultural resonance in home entertainment.