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Benzinga
Benzinga
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Shivani Kumaresan

Dada Nexus Provides COVID Self-Test Kits Online In China

DADA China
  • China-based Dada Nexus Ltd (NASDAQ:DADA) said its local on-demand retail platform, JDDJ, will start booking COVID antigen self-test kits online.
  • Consumers can start to book self-test kits by searching on the platform or entering the epidemic prevention section of the medical channel. 
  • JDDJ will provide one-hour home delivery services in partnership with chain pharmacies like LBX Pharmacy, Dashenlin, Nepstar, and other pharmaceutical retailers.
  • This move comes in the face of new waves of COVID infections in China.
  • Price Action: DADA shares are trading higher by 22.8% at $7.23 in premarket on the last check Wednesday.
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