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西贝发布道歉信,公布九项调整措施;美团Keeta正式在科威特启动运营丨未来商业早参
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen· 2025-09-15 23:21
每经记者|王郁彪 每经编辑|张海妮 | 2025年9月16日 星期二 | NO.1 美团Keeta正式在科威特启动运营,将探索更多海外新市场 9月15日,顺丰同城宣布已于近日以"SoFast"品牌登陆澳门特区,这也是继去年7月"SoFast"登陆香港特 区后其境外业务又一布局。记者了解到,顺丰同城已与澳门本地规模最大的生活服务平台"澳觅App"达 成战略合作,初期配送范围覆盖澳门半岛。 点评:顺丰同城的这一布局有助于其在澳门市场中占据一席之地,提升品牌影响力和市场份额。通过与 本地生活服务平台合作,顺丰同城一定程度上能够更好地整合资源,优化配送服务。 NO.3 西贝发布道歉信,公布九项调整措施 9月15日,西贝餐饮集团官方微博发布致歉信称,在2025年10月1日前,西贝全国门店会陆续完成9项调 整,具体包括:所有使用大豆油烹调的菜品,调整为使用非转基因大豆油;儿童餐鳕鱼条,调整为门店 原切大黄鱼现炸现烤等。 点评:西贝与罗永浩的预制菜之争或暂告一段落,后续随着预制菜标准等的建立以及界定的明晰,消费 者对预制菜餐品的知情权等将得到有力保障。而西贝对菜品的调整,也反映出其顺应市场和消费者需 求。 免责声明:本文内 ...
美团、滴滴巴西外卖战,未上线先打官司
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-08-30 03:34
Core Viewpoint - Meituan is facing significant challenges in both domestic and international markets, particularly in Brazil, where it is competing against Didi's 99Food in a rapidly growing e-commerce environment [1][4][14] Group 1: Domestic Market Challenges - In Q2 2025, Meituan reported a nearly 90% drop in adjusted net profit, earning 12.1 billion yuan less than the same period last year, attributed to irrational competition [1] - Meituan's market share in the domestic food delivery sector fell from 74% at the beginning of the year to 65% by August [1] - The company increased its sales and marketing expenses by 7.7 billion yuan compared to the previous year due to the fierce competition [1] Group 2: International Expansion and Competition - Meituan is entering the Brazilian market with its new brand Keeta, planning to invest $1 billion over the next five years [4] - The Brazilian market is seen as a fertile ground for food delivery services due to its high urbanization rate (87.6%) and a projected market size of $12 billion [1][5] - Didi's 99Food previously exited Brazil due to iFood's dominance but has re-entered the market, intensifying competition [2][4] Group 3: Legal Disputes - Meituan's Keeta has initiated legal actions against 99Food for trademark infringement and unfair competition practices [3] - The lawsuits include accusations of 99Food's high-priced advertising tactics and exclusive agreements with merchants [3] Group 4: Market Potential and Infrastructure - Brazil's Q-commerce market is projected to reach approximately $1.05 billion by 2024, with a compound annual growth rate of about 11.45% [5] - The CEP (courier, express, and parcel) market in Brazil is expected to grow from $5.93 billion in 2025 to $7.77 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of 5.56% [5] - Brazil's internet penetration rate is high, with over 90% smartphone ownership, indicating a strong potential for on-demand delivery services [5][6] Group 5: Competitive Strategies - Didi's 99Food has proposed a "fair alternative" plan, including waiving commissions for restaurants for a year and guaranteeing daily income for delivery riders [8] - Meituan's Keeta plans to offer lower rates than iFood and provide incentives for timely deliveries [8] - Both companies are engaging in aggressive spending to capture market share in a highly competitive environment dominated by iFood, which holds over 80% of the market [8][12]
外卖战挤压利润,美团驶入阵痛期
雷峰网· 2025-08-28 11:06
Core Viewpoint - The intense competition in the food delivery market has led to significant financial losses for Meituan, with a core business profit decline of over 10 billion yuan in the second quarter, resulting in a 96.8% year-on-year drop in net profit [2][4][5]. Financial Performance - Meituan reported a net profit of 365 million yuan for the second quarter, down from 11.3 billion yuan in the same period last year [2]. - Adjusted net profit was 1.5 billion yuan, a decrease of 89% compared to 13.6 billion yuan in the previous year [2]. - Revenue for the quarter reached 91.8 billion yuan, an 11.7% year-on-year increase [3]. Cost Structure and Spending - The core local business operating profit fell by 75% to 3.7 billion yuan, a reduction of 11.5 billion yuan year-on-year [5]. - Delivery service revenue grew only 2.8% year-on-year to 23.7 billion yuan, while costs increased by 27% [6]. - Marketing expenses surged by 51.8% to 22.5 billion yuan, marking the first time marketing costs exceeded 20 billion yuan in a single quarter [6]. Competitive Landscape - Meituan's average loss per order in the food delivery segment is projected to exceed 2 yuan in the third quarter, with competition from platforms like Taobao intensifying [8]. - The company plans to increase investments in response to high subsidy levels from competitors, indicating a continued aggressive market strategy [3][8]. Future Outlook - Meituan's management anticipates a challenging third quarter with significant losses in the core local business, while maintaining a focus on cash flow management and strategic investments [14]. - The company has 170 billion yuan in cash reserves to support its competitive strategies [14]. - New business initiatives, such as the Keeta overseas delivery service and the Xiaoxiang supermarket, are expected to continue despite current losses [10][11].
滴滴阻击美团入巴西:中国出海企业为何这样“自相残杀”?
商业洞察· 2025-08-25 09:24
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the phenomenon of "involution" in the Chinese business landscape, particularly focusing on the competition between Chinese companies in the Brazilian market, exemplified by the conflict between Didi's 99Food and Meituan's Keeta, highlighting the detrimental effects of such internal competition on brand image and market strategy [5][19][21]. Group 1: Involution in the Chinese Automotive Industry - A report from Germany's WirtschaftsWoche highlights that the competitive environment in China's automotive industry, while seemingly vibrant, is leading to a "price war" that harms the overall market [5]. - The article suggests that this "involution" has now extended to international markets, where Chinese companies are competing against each other rather than focusing on the dominant local players [6][19]. Group 2: Didi's Competitive Strategies in Brazil - Didi's 99Food has employed aggressive tactics against Meituan's Keeta, including a "choose one" exclusivity strategy, where it offers substantial prepayments to merchants to prevent them from partnering with Keeta while allowing them to work with the local leader, iFood [12][19]. - The total investment by Didi in Brazil is reported to be 10 billion reais, with 9 billion allocated to internal competition rather than innovation or combating the market leader [16][19]. Group 3: Consequences of Involution - The article draws parallels between the current situation and past experiences of Chinese motorcycle companies in Southeast Asia, which suffered from price wars that ultimately led to a loss of market share to Japanese brands [20][21]. - It emphasizes that such internal competition not only harms the companies involved but also damages the overall image of Chinese brands in international markets, leading to a collective crisis of reputation [25][30]. Group 4: Call for Change in Business Strategy - The article advocates for a shift from "involution" to "co-creation," urging Chinese companies to focus on expanding markets and creating new demands rather than replicating domestic competition abroad [28][30]. - It stresses the importance of innovation and differentiation in products and services to avoid the pitfalls of low-level competition and to enhance the global standing of Chinese brands [29][30].
滴滴巴西的“二选一”奖金真香,我都想去巴西开饭馆了
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-22 08:10
最近在巴西,美团的外卖业务还没上线,就被同样在巴西没站稳脚跟的中国企业滴滴"二选一"了。 事情是这样的:美团出海品牌Keeta宣布进军巴西市场,滴滴也重启了自己在巴西的外卖业务99Food。 这两个中国出海企业面对的最大竞争对手,是市占率超过80%的巴西本土外卖品牌:iFood。 其实iFood也不是正统的巴西本地企业,它由Prosus控股。Prosus是从南非报业集团分拆上市的子公司, 在国内,Prosus更为熟知的身份是腾讯的单一最大股东。 背靠Prosus大树,iFood当年就是靠"钞能力"在商户间搞"二选一"挤走了滴滴的99Food和Uber Eats。目前 iFood在巴西外卖市场一家独大,估值超120亿美元,是拉美估值最高的科技公司之一。 按照正常的商业逻辑,新入局者应该抓紧时间打造自己的差异化服务,快速抢占市场。尤其是滴滴,已 经是二次征战巴西市场了,对本土的最大竞争对手iFood应该十分了解了。 但滴滴99Food做了一个出乎所有人意料的决定:绕过老对手iFood,集中所有火力进攻新手美团Keeta, 用的还是熟悉的配方"二选一"——当年iFood用在挤兑自己身上的战术,滴滴反手用在了自己同胞 ...
滴滴99Food:斥资超10亿“二选一”,遭巴西法院禁令
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-19 09:51
Core Insights - Didi's Brazilian food delivery business, 99Food, has been accused of engaging in "choose one" practices and unfair competition, similar to past allegations in the domestic market [1] - The company has invested over 1 billion RMB in Brazil, offering prepayments of at least 900 million Brazilian Reais to over 100 restaurant chains in exchange for exclusive agreements that primarily target Meituan's Keeta [1] - 99Food has admitted to signing "choose one" exclusive agreements with some restaurants and has been found to engage in practices that undermine Meituan's visibility in search results [1] - A Brazilian court has ruled that 99Food's actions constitute unfair competition and trademark infringement, ordering the company to cease these activities within three days or face daily fines [1] Investment and Market Dynamics - 99Food's strategy includes targeting key merchants with substantial financial incentives, such as offering 6 million Reais (approximately 8 million RMB) for semi-exclusive agreements [1] - The competitive landscape in Brazil's food delivery market is dominated by iFood, which holds an 80% market share, while Meituan's Keeta is still in the preparatory phase of entering the market [1] - The recent legal ruling against 99Food highlights the regulatory challenges and potential risks associated with aggressive competitive strategies in the Brazilian market [1]
内地大厂,抢滩香港
36氪· 2025-08-13 10:22
Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong is becoming a battleground for major mainland internet companies, which are aggressively expanding their presence in the region to capture local consumer markets and establish a foothold for international expansion [6][8][30]. Group 1: Market Entry and Strategies - Major internet companies like JD.com and Meituan are entering the Hong Kong market, with JD.com planning to acquire the local supermarket chain Jia Bao for approximately HKD 4 billion [10][11]. - Over 1,300 overseas and mainland companies have established a presence in Hong Kong from January 2023 to mid-2025, with nearly half coming from mainland China [12]. - The competitive landscape in Hong Kong is shifting as these companies move beyond cloud services and financial payments to directly influence local consumer behavior [7][19]. Group 2: Competitive Dynamics - Meituan launched its food delivery service Keeta in May 2023, quickly gaining traction and achieving significant order volumes within its first few months [15][21]. - The entry of mainland companies has led to increased competition, with local players like HKTVmall feeling the pressure to adapt [18][30]. - Keeta has captured approximately 27% of the market share in the food delivery sector within six months, challenging established players like Deliveroo and Foodpanda [32][34]. Group 3: Financial Investments and Subsidies - Meituan's Keeta offered substantial subsidies to attract users, including a HKD 1 billion incentive for new users, which is comparable to much larger investments in mainland China [21][22]. - JD.com and Alibaba have also announced significant financial commitments to enhance their logistics and service offerings in Hong Kong, with JD.com planning an initial investment of HKD 1.5 billion [22][29]. - The scale of these investments in Hong Kong, relative to its smaller market size, indicates a strategic approach to establish a strong foothold before expanding further [22][37]. Group 4: Challenges and Market Characteristics - The high cost of labor and complex logistics in Hong Kong present challenges for mainland companies, making it difficult to replicate their mainland success [24][36]. - Despite the potential for growth, the online retail penetration in Hong Kong remains low compared to mainland China, with only 9.3% of retail sales coming from online channels [36][37]. - The unique market dynamics in Hong Kong require companies to adapt their strategies to local consumer habits and operational challenges [35][37]. Group 5: Future Outlook - Success in Hong Kong is seen as a stepping stone for these companies to enter more complex international markets, with Meituan already expanding into the Middle East [38]. - The competitive landscape in Hong Kong is expected to evolve as these companies refine their business models and logistics capabilities [30][38].
内地大厂,抢滩香港
投中网· 2025-08-09 02:30
Core Viewpoint - Major internet companies are aggressively entering the Hong Kong market, viewing it as a strategic hub for expansion and brand penetration, significantly impacting local consumption patterns [4][5]. Group 1: Market Entry and Strategies - JD.com plans to acquire Hong Kong's well-known discount supermarket chain, Jia Bao, for approximately HKD 4 billion, indicating its commitment to the local market [6]. - Over 1,300 overseas and mainland companies have established a presence in Hong Kong from January 2023 to mid-2025, with nearly half coming from mainland China [6]. - Major players like Alibaba, Tencent, Meituan, ByteDance, and JD.com have set up operations in Hong Kong, with Pinduoduo launching direct mail services to the region [6][7]. Group 2: Competitive Landscape - The competition in Hong Kong's retail and e-commerce sectors is intensifying, with Meituan's Keeta entering the market and quickly gaining traction [8][9]. - The entry of mainland companies has led to a significant shift in the local market dynamics, with traditional players feeling threatened [9][10]. - Keeta has rapidly captured about 27% of the market share in the food delivery sector, competing closely with established players like Foodpanda and Deliveroo [19]. Group 3: Financial Investments and Subsidies - Keeta launched with aggressive subsidies, offering HKD 300 in coupons to new users, which resulted in high order volumes on its first day [11]. - Alibaba and JD.com have announced substantial investments in Hong Kong, with JD.com committing HKD 1.5 billion for logistics and service enhancements [12]. - The scale of subsidies in Hong Kong, relative to its smaller user base, is comparable to much larger investments in mainland China [12]. Group 4: Operational Challenges - High labor costs and complex logistics in Hong Kong present significant challenges for mainland companies, requiring substantial investment to establish efficient delivery networks [13][20]. - The market's unique characteristics, including high population density and strict regulations, complicate operations compared to mainland China [20][21]. - Despite the challenges, the potential for growth in Hong Kong's e-commerce and delivery markets remains attractive for these companies [22]. Group 5: Long-term Goals and Global Strategy - Success in Hong Kong is viewed as a testing ground for broader international expansion, with companies like Meituan already eyeing markets in the Middle East and beyond [24][25]. - The ability to adapt and thrive in Hong Kong's competitive environment is seen as a critical step for companies aiming to penetrate more complex global markets [23][24].
内地大厂,抢滩香港
创业邦· 2025-08-08 03:41
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the aggressive expansion of major Chinese internet companies into the Hong Kong market, highlighting their strategies and the implications for local businesses and the overall market landscape [5][6]. Group 1: Market Entry Strategies - Major internet companies like JD.com and Meituan are increasingly targeting Hong Kong as a strategic market for expansion, with JD.com planning to acquire a local supermarket chain for approximately HKD 4 billion [8]. - Over 1,300 overseas and mainland companies have established operations in Hong Kong from January 2023 to mid-2025, with nearly half coming from mainland China [8]. - The shift from cloud services and AI to direct consumer engagement in Hong Kong signifies a new phase of competition among these companies [9]. Group 2: Competitive Landscape - Meituan's Keeta launched in Hong Kong in May 2023, quickly gaining market share and competing with established players like Foodpanda and Deliveroo [10][22]. - By December 2023, Keeta captured approximately 27% of the market share in food delivery, positioning itself as a strong competitor against Deliveroo [22]. - The entry of these companies has led to significant changes in consumer behavior and market dynamics, with local businesses feeling the pressure [12][29]. Group 3: Financial Investments and Subsidies - Keeta initiated its market entry with substantial subsidies, offering promotions that included HKD 300 coupons for new users, which significantly boosted order volumes [15]. - In 2024, Alibaba announced a HKD 1 billion investment for shipping services in Hong Kong, while JD.com committed to an initial investment of HKD 1.5 billion for logistics and service enhancements [15][19]. - The scale of these investments is comparable to much larger sums in mainland China, given Hong Kong's smaller user base [16]. Group 4: Challenges and Market Characteristics - Despite the high potential, the Hong Kong market presents challenges such as high labor costs and entrenched consumer habits, which complicate the expansion efforts of mainland companies [27][29]. - The online retail penetration in Hong Kong remains low, with only 9.3% of total retail sales attributed to online sales, compared to 26.8% in mainland China [28]. - The competitive environment is characterized by both local and international players, making it a complex market for new entrants [29]. Group 5: Future Outlook - Success in Hong Kong is viewed as a stepping stone for these companies to enter more complex international markets, with Meituan already expanding into the Middle East [30]. - The strategies and experiences gained in Hong Kong are expected to inform future operations in other regions, enhancing the companies' global competitiveness [30][31].
内地大厂,抢滩香港
3 6 Ke· 2025-08-06 09:37
Core Insights - Hong Kong is becoming a battleground for major Chinese internet companies, which are aggressively expanding their presence in the region to capture local consumer markets and establish a foothold for international expansion [1][2][6] Group 1: Market Entry Strategies - JD.com plans to acquire Hong Kong's well-known discount supermarket chain, Jia Bao, for approximately HKD 4 billion, indicating its commitment to the local retail market [1][2] - Major internet companies, including Alibaba, Tencent, Meituan, and ByteDance, have established a presence in Hong Kong, with over 1,300 companies setting up operations in the region from January 2023 to mid-2025 [2][3] - The strategy of acquiring local businesses to leverage their brand and resources for rapid localization is a common approach for companies entering new markets [2][3] Group 2: Competitive Landscape - Meituan's Keeta launched in Hong Kong in May 2023, quickly gaining market share and competing with established players like Foodpanda and Deliveroo [3][15] - The competitive dynamics in Hong Kong's e-commerce and food delivery markets are shifting, with local companies feeling threatened by the aggressive expansion of mainland Chinese firms [5][19] - Keeta's entry has led to the exit of Deliveroo from the Hong Kong market, showcasing the impact of aggressive pricing and service strategies [15][18] Group 3: Financial Investments and Subsidies - Meituan's Keeta initiated its market entry with significant subsidies, including a HKD 1 billion promotional budget to attract users [7][8] - JD.com and Alibaba have also announced substantial investments in Hong Kong, with JD committing HKD 1.5 billion for logistics and service enhancements [7][8] - The scale of financial investment in Hong Kong, while appearing smaller than in mainland China, is proportionally significant given the size of the local market [8][20] Group 4: Consumer Behavior and Market Challenges - Hong Kong's online retail sales account for only 9.3% of total retail sales, indicating a slower adoption of e-commerce compared to mainland China [19][20] - The high cost of labor and entrenched consumer habits pose challenges for mainland companies trying to penetrate the Hong Kong market [19][20] - Despite the challenges, the potential for growth in Hong Kong is seen as a stepping stone for further expansion into larger international markets [20][21]