Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. reported fiscal fourth-quarter revenue growth of 7% year-over-year to CNY 236.5 billion (USD 32.8 billion), with non-GAAP net profit rising 22% to CNY 29.8 billion (USD 4.1 billion). Despite these gains, the company missed revenue expectations, leading to a decline in its share price. Alibaba's stock initially dropped as much as 7.6%, marking its largest one-day fall in over a month, before recovering slightly to close 2.2% higher than its American Depositary Receipt (ADR) close. The company's AI-driven products continued to show strong momentum, with AI-related revenues experiencing triple-digit growth for the seventh consecutive quarter. However, Alibaba's cloud computing segment underperformed, with profits disappointing investors. Additionally, international commerce faced challenges due to escalating U.S. tariffs amid ongoing global trade tensions. Several financial institutions adjusted their price targets downward following the earnings release: Bank of America lowered its target to $145 from $146, Baird to $142 from $147, Benchmark to $176 from $190, and Mizuho to $160 from $170, while maintaining buy or outperform ratings. Analysts highlighted strong growth in Taobao and Tmall platforms and ongoing AI advancements as positive factors despite competitive pressures in e-commerce and cloud services.