[144] JD.com, Inc. SEC Filing
JD.com, Inc. (JDCMF) filing a Form 144 notifies a proposed sale of 115,000 ADS (each ADS represents two Class A ordinary shares) through The Core Securities Company Limited on 09/18/2025 on NASDAQ. The filing states the aggregate market value of the securities to be sold is $4,052,600.00 and reports 2,842,428,045 shares outstanding, placing the proposed sale at a very small fraction of outstanding shares. The ADS were acquired on 05/09/2014 via redesignation under the issuer's Share Incentive Plan and the seller previously executed small ADS sales between 06/30/2025 and 08/25/2025 totaling several thousand ADS with reported gross proceeds listed per trade.
- Full Rule 144 disclosure provided including acquisition date, nature of acquisition, broker and prior sales
- Planned sale size explicitly stated: 115,000 ADS with aggregate market value of $4,052,600.00
- Acquisition traceable to redesignation under the issuer's Share Incentive Plan on 05/09/2014
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Routine Rule 144 notice for an insider-affiliated holding; sale size is immaterial versus outstanding shares.
The filing documents a notice under Rule 144 for 115,000 ADS to be sold on 09/18/2025, acquired by redesignation from a 2014 employee Share Incentive Plan. The filing names a broker and provides recent small-volume sales between June and August 2025, showing ongoing disposition activity. From a compliance perspective, the submission appears to satisfy Rule 144 disclosure elements by stating acquisition details, prior sales, broker information, and an explicit representation about material nonpublic information.
TL;DR: The planned sale is quantitatively negligible relative to the companys outstanding shares and unlikely to move the market.
The filing reports an aggregate market value of $4,052,600 for the 115,000 ADS versus 2.842 billion shares outstanding, indicating the sale constitutes a vanishingly small ownership percentage. The sellers recent transactions (small blocks from 100 to 3,826 ADS) and the broker identification suggest standard off-exchange or broker-facilitated dispositions rather than a large, market-impacting block trade.