Coupang Stock News

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Coupang, Inc. (NYSE: CPNG) today announced the rebranding of its AI cloud computing service as Coupang Intelligent Cloud (CIC). CIC represents the evolution of Coupang's AI infrastructure. Over the years, Coupang has extensively utilized its AI computing infrastructure to enhance its services and operations and also provides GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS), including to exte...

I rate Coupang a buy, driven by its dominant logistics moat and the powerful FLC flywheel, accelerating both growth and margin expansion. Coupang is becoming the go-to platform for South Korean consumers, with rising engagement, higher spending, and a successful premiumization strategy. The Developing Offerings segment, especially Taiwan expansion, is a high-potential growth engine, despite nea...

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Coupang (CPNG 1.72%) is often referred to as the "Amazon of South Korea." It's a fast-growing e-commerce store that is following a strategy similar to its U.S. counterpart by offering a range of services like food delivery (Coupang Eats) and entertainment (Coupang Play) to supplement its online retail business.

Shares of Korean e-commerce giant Coupang (CPNG -0.32%) rallied 20% in May, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence.

Coupang (CPNG -0.32%) may not be a well-known company in the U.S., but it has certainly captured the hearts of consumers in South Korea, growing over the years to become the top e-commerce company in its home market.

It might seem tough for a stock to deliver a five-bagger gain in just five years. But over the past five years, many prominent growth stocks -- including Nvidia, Tesla, and Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy) -- posted even bigger gains.

Coupang (CPNG 0.59%) stock, which had been trading above $25 in mid-February, sank to less than $20 in early April amid the market's negative reaction to President Donald Trump's tariffs. However, as of this writing, it sits at $28.45, a level it hadn't seen since the end of 2021.