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Los ingresos de Alibaba suben un 9% y la nube de IA vuela un 45%, pero el desplome de beneficios hunde las acciones

Los ingresos por productos de la nube y de IA se aceleraron en el trimestre de junio, pero una caída del 75% en el beneficio neto extendió la racha de Alibaba de incumplir estimaciones por quinto trimestre consecutivo.

Jose Antonio Lanz

Publisher Decrypt

Aug 20, 2026 at 6:32 PM UTC · 2 min de lectura

Los ingresos de Alibaba suben un 9% y la nube de IA vuela un 45%, pero el desplome de beneficios hunde las acciones
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268.95B yuan Fiscal first-quarter revenue

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  • Los ingresos del primer trimestre fiscal de Alibaba aumentaron un 9% interanual hasta los 268.95 mil millones de yuanes ($40 mil millones), superando por poco la estimación de los analistas de 268.88 mil millones de yuanes, mientras que el beneficio neto cayó un 75% hasta los RMB 10.44 mil millones ($1.6 mil millones).
  • El crecimiento de los ingresos externos de Alibaba Cloud se aceleró al 45%, y los ingresos por productos relacionados con la IA registraron su 12º trimestre consecutivo de crecimiento de tres dígitos, alcanzando los 12.38 mil millones de yuanes ($1.82 mil millones).
  • El gasto de capital aumentó un 75% hasta los 67.7 mil millones de yuanes ($10 mil millones), lo que empujó el flujo de caja libre a una salida de $6.6 mil millones; las acciones que cotizan en EE. UU. cayeron hasta un 5% antes de reducir la caída a aproximadamente un 3.5%.

El gigante tecnológico chino Alibaba informó el jueves de unos ingresos en el primer trimestre fiscal de 268.95 mil millones de yuanes, aproximadamente $40 mil millones, un 9% más que el año anterior y ligeramente por encima de los 268.88 mil millones de yuanes que esperaban los analistas.

Es la tasa de crecimiento trimestral más rápida que la empresa ha registrado en aproximadamente tres años. Casi todo ello se remonta a una línea de negocio: la nube y la IA.

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