ZTO CFO Says Nothing Wrong, Still Optimistic on Outlook

The transcript features an interview with James Gore, CFO of a company, discussing their business outlook despite a lower revenue forecast. Gore emphasizes confidence in market share growth and operational efficiency. The company is reducing its dependency on Alibaba, with a strategic partnership aimed at mutual benefits. They plan to scale up operations, leveraging growth potential in China's logistics sector. Despite a stock price decline, the management remains focused on long-term strategies. The company is open to investments, including potential airline partnerships, and is addressing a lawsuit regarding profit margin inflation.

What are the company's plans for scaling up its operations?

What is the company's perspective on the stock price fluctuations?

How does the company plan to address the pending lawsuit regarding inflated profit margins?