Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-29 13:46Group 1 - JD Logistics has launched its first overseas "Smart Wolf" warehouse in the UK, covering over 3,000 square meters and deploying nearly 200 smart robots, resulting in a fourfold increase in efficiency [2][17] - The warehouse has undergone modifications to increase shelf height and density, allowing for more storage capacity within the same footprint, enhancing operational efficiency [4][19] - The Smart Wolf warehouse is part of JD's broader overseas intelligent logistics network, with nine high-standard logistics parks established in the UK, improving local logistics experiences and showcasing Chinese logistics technology [7][22] Group 2 - JD has faced challenges in international expansion, initially struggling to replicate its domestic model in markets like Russia and Southeast Asia, leading to significant losses [8][23] - The company has shifted its strategy to focus on local e-commerce, utilizing local teams and sourcing local products, moving away from a purely cross-border e-commerce platform model [10][25] - Recently, JD acquired a controlling stake in European consumer electronics giant Ceconomy for approximately 18.5 billion RMB, gaining access to a mature retail network across Europe, aligning with its localization strategy [10][25] Group 3 - In the Middle East, JD is addressing last-mile delivery challenges in Saudi Arabia by testing its sixth-generation smart delivery vehicle, "Wolf," which can carry up to 1,000 kg and features L4 autonomous driving capabilities [12][27] - A recent incident involving theft at a JD warehouse in Paris raised concerns, but the company clarified the situation and emphasized its ongoing global network expansion, with over 130 overseas warehouses established in 23 countries [14][29] - JD's approach to international expansion may appear slower but is designed to be more stable and sustainable, focusing on building a controllable intelligent logistics network and deep local sourcing systems [14][29]