Alibaba Health Information Technology Limited (FRA:TWYA)

Germany flag Germany · Delayed Price · Currency is EUR
9.00
-0.40 (-4.26%)
At close: Mar 27, 2026
Market Cap8.56B -21.2%
Revenue (ttm)3.95B +16.5%
Net Income231.07M +60.0%
EPS0.01 +51.8%
Shares Outn/a
PE Ratio37.06
Forward PE24.36
Dividendn/a
Ex-Dividend Daten/a
Volumen/a
Average Volume2
Open9.00
Previous Close9.40
Day's Range9.00 - 9.00
52-Week Range8.15 - 16.90
Betan/a
RSI39.09
Earnings DateMay 20, 2026

About FRA:TWYA

Alibaba Health Information Technology Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the pharmaceutical direct sales, pharmaceutical e-commerce platform, and healthcare and digital services businesses in Mainland China and Hong Kong. The company offers a range of prescription and over-the-counter drugs, nutritional supplements, medical devices, contact lenses, healthcare food, adult and family planning products, and various other health-related products. It also provides medical and healthcare services, including medical checkups, medical c... [Read more]

Industry Nonstore Retailers
Founded 1998
Employees 1,357
Stock Exchange Frankfurt Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol TWYA

Financial Performance

In fiscal year 2025, FRA:TWYA's revenue was 30.60 billion, an increase of 13.22% compared to the previous year's 27.03 billion. Earnings were 1.43 billion, an increase of 62.14%.

Financial numbers in CNY Financial Statements

News

Will JD Health's AI Push Pay Off Amid Powerful Rivalry

The Chinese healthcare platform enjoys a thriving online pharmacy business and is investing heavily in AI tools, but powerful rivals are entering the same arena Key Takeaways: Competitors such as Alib...

17 days ago - Benzinga

Apps in Beijing's crosshairs as crackdown heats up

U.S.-traded shares of several China-based tech-related firms, including Alibaba Holding, Tencent Music Entertainment Group and iQiyi, slid on Thursday in the wake of Beijing's findings that 43 apps il...

5 years ago - Reuters

China's digital health care start-ups get a boost from the coronavirus, Beijing and investors

The coronavirus pandemic is proving to be the accelerator that China's health care technology start-ups needed.

6 years ago - CNBC

Alibaba Health raises $1.3 billion in Hong Kong's biggest secondary share sale in 5 years

Chinese healthcare services firm Alibaba Health Information Technology has raised nearly $1.3 billion in Hong Kong's largest follow-on share sale in five years, according a statement from the company ...

6 years ago - Reuters