JD.com Sales Beat, Scores $830 Million Hillhouse Investment

  • Zhang’s firm to fund opportunities in its JD Health unit
  • Sales increase after lockdown measures in China eased

The company's headquarters in Beijing, China.

Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg

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JD.com Inc. unveiled better-than-expected revenue and a major investment from Hillhouse Capital, after China’s second-biggest e-commerce firm rode a bounce-back in spending across its online malls.