Dec 29, 2022 06:52 PM

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Alibaba’s DingTalk Hits 15 Million Paying Users as It Tries to Climb Out of the Red

By Zhang Erchi and Ding Yi

Alibaba-owned DingTalk’s paying daily active users hit the 15 million mark in September. Photo: VCG

Alibaba-owned DingTalk’s paying daily active users hit the 15 million mark in September. Photo: VCG

Alibaba-owned DingTalk’s paying daily active users hit the 15 million mark in September, injecting impetus into efforts by China’s largest workplace collaboration platform to become profitable in the next three to five years, according to a company executive.

The milestone, which was announced by DingTalk President Ye Jun at a company event on Wednesday, came just six months after the platform officially kicked off its aggressive commercialization strategy.

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