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China’s JD.com Eyes Takeover of German Electronics Giants

The €2.2 billion deal for MediaMarkt and Saturn would give the Chinese group access to over 1,000 European retail locations.

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The German electronic chain Media Markt is advertised by JD.com. The e-commerce giant from China has a sophisticated logistics and a lot of experience in online trading.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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JD.com is the largest online retailer in China, the world's number two in e-commerce. JD could soon also come to Germany. Negotiations are currently underway. By Benjamin Eyssel.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The Chinese online group JD.com wants to take over Europe's largest electronic chains Saturn and Mediamarkt. For the German markets this could be the beginning of a profound realignment.

·Munich, Germany
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The buying mood in China weakens. A large Chinese e-commerce group therefore extends the feelers to Europe. And could have found a purchase object.

Media reports have been circulating for a long time that the Chinese company JD.com can take over the media market parent Ceconomy. Now it becomes more concrete.

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1000 markets and a large online shop: MediaMarkt and Saturn, combined in the holding Ceconomy, are among the largest retailers in Europe. However, a Chinese competitor could take over them. The talks are said to be advanced.

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Bild broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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