Coupang experienced a 10% decline in its share price over the past week, reflecting broader market turmoil amidst escalated tariff tensions. The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 both entered dire phases, with the Nasdaq sliding into bear market territory and the S&P suffering its steepest decline since the early pandemic days. Concerns regarding global trade dynamics have spurred investor caution across sectors, including technology, impacting firms like Coupang. As the market fell nearly 10% during the week, Coupang's share price responded similarly to the widespread volatility affecting global stock markets.

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Over the past three years, Coupang's total shareholder return was 12.76%. This performance offers a nuanced perspective, especially in light of key corporate events. In April 2024, Coupang initiated a share repurchase program, signaling confidence in long-term growth while aiming to enhance shareholder value. The program authorized the buyback of up to 10 million shares for an investment of US$177.9 million.

The company's financial metrics during this period indicate mixed results. Despite the revenue growing from US$24.38 billion in 2023 to US$30.27 billion in 2024, net income fell dramatically from US$1.36 billion to US$154 million, as reported in February 2025. This decline reflects increased expenses from investments in logistics and technology. Additionally, the weakening Korean won against the dollar affected revenues and profitability when reported in US dollars, adding complexity to Coupang's financial narrative. Relative to its industry, Coupang surpassed the US Multiline Retail sector, which saw a 1% decline over the past year.

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