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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. scrapped an initial public offering in Hong Kong for its Cainiao logistics arm, the second time Alibaba has nixed a high-profile debut for one of its main businesses.

Chinese e-commerce titan Alibaba is withdrawing a planned initial public offering for its logistics arm Cainiao, the company said Tuesday, as a major company overhaul faces setbacks.

Shares in Alibaba have fallen almost 20% since it announced a bold restructuring a year ago. Plans fell apart.

The Chinese internet company has abandoned plans to spin off its logistics arm Cainiao, dealing a blow to Hong Kong's beleaguered initial public offering market.

Alibaba said Tuesday it is cancelling the proposed initial public offering of its Cainiao smart logistics unit.