On January 24, during the World Economic Forum in Davos, JD.com CEO Liu Qiangdong said that JD.com might take its logistics business public and consider a dual listing. It means that the company will be presented on both the Hong Kong and Mainland China stock exchanges.
Reuters reported that JD.com has already begun a fundraising round. They are expected to get at least 2 billion US dollars. Chinese investment companies Hillhouse Capital Group and Sequoia Capital China would likely be lead investors. At this moment, JD.com fully owns it's logistics business.
Source: CNBC