# 陈兴文 · Chen Xingwen — 封面档案 ACF-01-00197

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## 档案元数据 Metadata

- 封面编码 ACF Code：**ACF-01-00197**
- 姓名 Name：陈兴文 / Chen Xingwen
- 职务 Title：创始人 / Founder
- 公司 Company：朴朴超市 / 
- 篇别 Category：时代闽商（列传篇 / Biographies (Liezhuan)）
- 入档日期 Accessioned：2026-08-26
- 标签 Tags：即时零售, 前置仓, 朴朴超市, Pupu, 生鲜电商, 30分钟达, 福州, 闽商, 零售科技, 区域深耕
- 永久档案链接 Archive URL：https://coverfigure.com/acf/ACF-01-00197/liezhuan
- English archive：https://coverfigure.com/acf/ACF-01-00197/liezhuan?lang=en
- 官网原文报道 Feature story：https://coverfigure.com/acf/figure/chen-xingwen

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## 卷首 Editorial Intro

2016年，朴朴诞生于福州。那一年，前置仓还不是一个被广泛理解的模式。更多玩家在尝试用补贴换规模、用速度换增长，而朴朴选择用广告人的方式进入市场。

创始人陈兴文做了二十多年广告营销，服务过众多消费品牌。他太清楚如何让一个新品牌在最短时间内进入家庭用户的日常视野。朴朴在福州的起量，是一场精心策划的饱和式投放——社区电梯、公交站牌、户外广告牌，几乎覆盖了家庭用户所有日常动线。投放是硬的，记忆点却是软的：福州人还没用过朴朴的App，就已经在电梯里记住了“带娃买菜很辛苦，不如在家等朴朴”。

这座城市的家庭用户渗透率后来被报道超过70%，成为朴朴所有市场中密度最高的根据地。

这与陈兴文本人的风格形成了剧烈反差。一个深谙传播之道的人，选择用近乎隐身的方式管理企业；一个善于制造声量的营销人，把所有的传播资源都用在了产品和履约上，而不是个人IP。

朴朴很快进入厦门，随后是深圳、广州、武汉、成都和泉州。每进入一座新城，它都不惜投入大量媒体资源，在短时间内完成认知覆盖，再用“30分钟达”的履约能力把尝试转化为复购。

陈兴文曾经在一次内部讨论中表达过一个观点：广告的真正价值，不在于制造声量，而在于让用户在需要的时候，第一个想起你。十年时间，朴朴在福州、厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都和泉州，反复验证了这件事。

2024年，朴朴首次实现全年盈利，年营收约300亿元。这不是依靠资本补贴完成的故事，而是广告营销与供应链管理、区域深耕与履约效率在长时间周期里的共同兑现。

Pupu was born in Fuzhou in 2016. In those days, the dark-store model was not yet widely understood. Most players were trading subsidies for scale and speed for growth; Pupu chose to enter the market the way an advertising man would.

Its founder, Chen Xingwen, had spent more than twenty years in advertising and marketing, serving numerous consumer brands. He knew all too well how to put a new brand into the daily field of vision of household users in the shortest possible time. Pupu's takeoff in Fuzhou was a meticulously planned saturation campaign—community elevators, bus stops and outdoor billboards covered almost every daily route of family users. The placement was hard, but the memory hook was soft: before Fuzhou residents had even used the Pupu app, they had already learned in the elevator that "grocery shopping with a kid is hard—just wait for Pupu at home."

The household penetration rate in the city was later reported to exceed 70%, making Fuzhou Pupu's densest stronghold of all its markets.

This stands in sharp contrast to Chen Xingwen's own style. A man who deeply understands the art of communication chose to run his company almost invisibly; a marketer skilled at creating buzz directed every communication resource into product and fulfillment rather than his personal IP.

Pupu soon entered Xiamen, followed by Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu and Quanzhou. In every new city, it invested heavily in media resources to complete awareness coverage in a short time, then used its "30-minute delivery" fulfillment capability to convert trial into repurchase.

Chen Xingwen once expressed a view in an internal discussion: the real value of advertising lies not in creating noise, but in making users think of you first when the need arises. Over ten years, Pupu verified this again and again across Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu and Quanzhou.

In 2024, Pupu achieved full-year profitability for the first time, with annual revenue of about 30 billion yuan. This is not a story accomplished through capital subsidies, but the long-horizon payoff of advertising and marketing combined with supply-chain management, regional depth and fulfillment efficiency.

## 人物速览 Lead

陈兴文（又名陈木旺），福建南平人，朴朴超市创始人。他有二十多年广告营销经历，并曾从事生鲜食材供应链业务；2016年在福州创立朴朴，以前置仓、30分钟达和大仓SKU模式切入家庭即时零售。朴朴从福州起步，逐步进入厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都、泉州等城市，建成400多个前置仓、员工超过6万人，2024年被报道实现首次全年盈利、年营收约300亿元，成为中国前置仓即时零售最具代表性的区域深耕样本之一。

Chen Xingwen (also known as Chen Muwang) is a native of Nanping, Fujian and the founder of Pupu Supermarket. He has more than 20 years of experience in advertising and marketing, and has been engaged in the fresh food supply chain business. He founded Pupu in Fuzhou in 2016, and entered home instant retail with the dark store, 30-minute delivery and large-SKU dark-store model. Pupu started in Fuzhou and gradually entered Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Quanzhou and other cities. It has built more than 400 dark stores and employs more than 60,000 people. In 2024, it was reported that it achieved its first full-year profit, with annual revenue of approximately 30 billion yuan, becoming one of the most representative regional samples of dark-store instant retail in China.

## 正文 Archive Chapters

### 1. 南平出身与广告二十年：陈兴文与“陈木旺” / Nanping origin and twenty years of advertising: Chen Xingwen and "Chen Muwang"

在朴朴超市的公开叙事里，创始人陈兴文是一个近乎“隐形”的人。多家媒体在报道中都提到，他极少接受采访、很少公开露面，网络上难以找到清晰的公开照片，也很少出现在行业论坛和颁奖礼上；即便是在朴朴成为福州零售名片、年营收冲向300亿元量级之后，外界对其个人经历的描述仍多来自前员工、供应商和工商资料的拼接。[s1][s5][s24] 财经天下周刊在2026年的报道中以“朴朴超市，被围猎”为题梳理这家公司的去向，其中关于创始人的细节，也主要来自公司内部人和合作伙伴的回忆。[s1]

工商信息提供了一个重要别名：陈兴文又名陈木旺。启信宝的关联企业与任职信息显示，陈木旺为朴朴相关企业的核心人物，曾任朴朴科技（福建）有限公司法定代表人、董事、总经理，并在福州苍穹生态农业开发有限公司担任执行董事；其名下还关联平潭朴仁、平潭朴友等投资合伙企业的执行事务合伙人信息。[s15] 天眼查等平台关于福州朴朴电子商务有限公司的信息也显示，这家公司成立于2016年6月12日，注册地在福州台江区，后续法定代表人变更为范云海。[s2] “陈兴文”与“陈木旺”两个名字在媒体报道、工商资料和公司早期材料中交错出现，构成档案记录中必须标注的身份信息。[s1][s15]

公开报道对其籍贯的表述较为一致：他是福建南平人，长期在福州生活与创业。[s5][s25] 南平地处闽北，福州则是福建省会与东南沿海重要商贸城市；从闽北到福州，陈兴文的商业生涯并非从零售开始，而是从广告营销与传媒咨询起步。多家媒体提到，创业做朴朴之前，陈兴文已有二十多年广告营销行业经历，曾服务银鹭、盼盼等福建消费品牌，熟悉品牌定位、渠道传播、消费者心理和线下推广。[s1][s4][s5] 这段经历在朴朴后来的发展中留下明显痕迹：朴朴早期非常擅长用直白、生活化的广告语击中家庭用户，也懂得把营销费用转化为用户可感知的服务细节。[s4][s23]

公开报道未披露陈兴文的出生年份；可确认的时间锚点是，2016年朴朴创立时，他41岁。[s1][s5] 按照中国传统商业语境，41岁已过“而立”近十年，也不是互联网创业者最常见的出道年龄。但在零售与广告行业，二十多年的积累恰恰意味着他对供应链、渠道、品牌和地方消费习惯已有成熟判断。[s4][s5] 中国企业家等媒体在报道中把他描述为一个“慢热”的福建商人：不追风口、不混圈子、不急于向资本市场讲故事，而是先在福州把一个重资产、重运营、重履约的模型跑通。[s5][s23]

广告行业之外，陈兴文在创办朴朴前还与生鲜农业供应链有直接交集。公开报道将福州苍穹生态农业开发有限公司的业务描述为面向餐饮、零售渠道的生鲜与中央厨房食材供应，涉及农产品供应链、食材加工和渠道配送。[s15][s1] 这段经历使他在进入即时零售之前，已经接触过生鲜采购、损耗控制、食材标准化和B端客户交付等难题。[s1][s5] 与纯互联网背景的生鲜电商创业者不同，陈兴文既懂营销，也接触过农产品供应链；前者帮助朴朴低成本获取家庭用户，后者则帮助公司理解生鲜这门“脏活累活”的真实成本。广告经验解决“用户为什么下单”，供应链经验解决“下单之后如何交付”；二者结合，使朴朴在创业初期既没有停留在纯流量思维，也没有只按传统商超逻辑做线上化。[s4][s15]

朴朴官网对公司使命的表述是“让每个平凡的人活得更好”。[s28] 这句话与陈兴文的广告履历相互映照：朴朴早期的目标用户不是追求新潮概念的一二线城市白领，而是大量普通家庭——带娃的年轻父母、腿脚不便的老人、下班后不愿逛菜场的上班族。广告语“带娃买菜很辛苦，不如在家等朴朴”“尽情去跳广场舞，买菜可以用朴朴”，把“替平凡家庭省时间”这件事讲得非常直白。[s4][s23] 这类表达并非互联网式的宏大叙事，而更像广告人对家庭场景的精准提炼。这些广告语没有使用“新零售”“即时消费”“供应链效率”等行业概念，直接把用户放进带娃、老人买菜、下班做饭的具体场景；它们降低了中老年家庭用户理解App下单的门槛，也让朴朴与“年轻人尝鲜”的平台区隔开来。[s4]

低调也是陈兴文个人风格的一部分。21世纪商业评论、财经天下周刊等报道均提到，朴朴很少召开大型发布会，陈兴文本人也很少以“网红创始人”的方式对外发声；公司更多通过用户体验、地推广告、骑手服务和商品价格来建立品牌。[s24][s1] 即便在2026年收购传闻席卷市场时，朴朴方面的回应也多为“暂无相关信息”“暂无更多消息”或“不予置评”，而非创始人亲自出面讲故事。[s3][s13][s20] 对一家拥有6万多名员工、400多个前置仓的公司而言，这种沉默本身就是一种鲜明的组织性格。[s1][s28]

从档案角度看，陈兴文早年经历的关键不在于传奇细节，而在于三条能力线索的汇合：其一，二十多年广告营销经验，使他懂消费者、懂传播、懂品牌；其二，苍穹生态农业等生鲜供应链经历，使他懂采购、损耗与交付；其三，长期扎根福州的闽商网络，使他能够在本土供应链、物业、人才和政府资源中找到起步支点。[s4][s5][s15] 这三条线索在2016年汇聚成朴朴超市——一家从福州社区和前置仓长出来的即时零售公司。[s2][s28]

在公开报道中，陈兴文的早年经历始终与“营销人”身份联系在一起。财经天下周刊、中国企业家等媒体在追溯朴朴起点时都提到，创始人在广告营销行业做了二十多年，服务过银鹭、盼盼等福建消费品牌，擅长品牌定位和消费者沟通；[s1][s5] 金错刀在阿里云创新中心发布的案例中，也把朴朴早期能迅速被福州家庭用户理解和接受，部分归因于创始团队对广告语、地推和生活场景的把握。[s4] 对一家生鲜零售公司来说，这种背景并不常见：许多生鲜电商创始人来自互联网、供应链或传统商超，而陈兴文首先是一个“懂怎么把东西卖给消费者”的营销人。[s4][s5]

值得注意的是，公开报道没有披露陈兴文的出生年月日，因此本档案不填写出生年份，只保留可核验的时间锚点：2016年朴朴创立时，他41岁。[s1][s5] 同样可核验的身份信息包括：籍贯闽北、长期在省会福州生活与创业；在工商与企业信息平台上，“陈兴文”与“陈木旺”两个名字共同指向朴朴创始人及相关企业核心人物。[s5][s15][s2] 对人物档案而言，这种谨慎处理比补全一个无法核验的出生年份更符合“只记录可验证事实”的原则。[s15]

低调是陈兴文形象中最稳定的特征。21世纪商业评论在报道朴朴300亿营收时，仍需通过大量员工、供应商和行业人士拼出创始人画像；[s24] 财经天下在2026年收购传闻最密集时，也指出朴朴方面和创始人本人均保持克制回应。[s1] 中国企业家等媒体同样把他描述为不站台、不混圈子、不依赖创始人IP的企业家。[s5] 在一个习惯用创始人故事吸引流量的时代，这种“隐形创始人”风格本身就是朴朴组织文化的一部分：品牌对外露出的主体是朴朴，而不是陈兴文个人。[s1][s5]

**English:** In Pupu Supermarket’s public narrative, founder Chen Xingwen is an almost “invisible” person. Many media outlets have mentioned in their reports that he rarely gives interviews and rarely makes public appearances. It is difficult to find clear public photos on the Internet, and he rarely appears at industry forums and award ceremonies. Even after Pu Pu became Fuzhou’s retail business card and his annual revenue surged to 30 billion yuan, the outside world’s description of his personal experience still mostly comes from the splicing of former employees, suppliers and industrial and commercial materials. [s1] [s5] [s24] Financial World Weekly’s report in 2026 used the title “Pu Pu Supermarket, Being Hunted” to sort out the company’s whereabouts. The details about the founder mainly come from the memories of company insiders and partners. [s1]

 Business information provides an important alias: Chen Xingwen, also known as Chen Muwang. Qixinbao's affiliated companies and employment information show that Chen Muwang is a core figure in Pupu-related enterprises. He served as the legal representative, director, and general manager of Pupu Technology (Fujian) Co., Ltd., and served as executive director of Fuzhou Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture Development Co., Ltd.; his name is also associated with executive partner information of Pingtan Puren, Pingtan Puyou and other investment partnerships. Information about Fuzhou Pupu E-Commerce Co., Ltd. on [s15] Tianyancha and other platforms also shows that the company was established on June 12, 2016, and was registered in Taijiang District, Fuzhou. The legal representative was later changed to Fan Yunhai. [s2] The names "Chen Xingwen" and "Chen Muwang" appear alternately in media reports, industrial and commercial materials, and early company materials, forming identity information that must be marked in file records. [s1] [s15]

 Public reports are relatively consistent in describing his place of origin: he is from Nanping, Fujian, and has lived and started his business in Fuzhou for a long time. [s5] [s25] Nanping is located in northern Fujian, while Fuzhou is the capital of Fujian Province and an important commercial city on the southeast coast. From northern Fujian to Fuzhou, Chen Xingwen's business career did not start in retail, but in advertising, marketing and media consulting. Many media mentioned that before starting his own business, Chen Xingwen had more than 20 years of experience in the advertising and marketing industry. He had served Fujian consumer brands such as Yinlu and Panpan, and was familiar with brand positioning, channel communication, consumer psychology and offline promotion. [s1] [s4] [s5] This experience left obvious traces in Pu Pu’s later development: Pu Pu was very good at hitting home users with straightforward and life-oriented advertising slogans in the early days, and also knew how to convert marketing expenses into service details that users can perceive. [s4] [s23]

 Public reports have not disclosed Chen Xingwen’s birth year; the time anchor that can be confirmed is that he was 41 years old when Pupu was founded in 2016. [s1] [s5] According to the traditional Chinese business context, 41 years old has already passed nearly ten years, and it is not the most common age for Internet entrepreneurs to make their debut. However, more than 20 years of experience in the retail and advertising industries means that he has mature judgment on supply chains, channels, brands and local consumption habits. [s4] [s5] Chinese entrepreneurs and other media described him in reports as a "slow-to-start" Fujian businessman: he does not chase the limelight, does not join the circle, and is not eager to tell stories to the capital market. Instead, he first runs a model that focuses on assets, operations, and contract performance in Fuzhou. [s5] [s23]

 In addition to the advertising industry, Chen Xingwen also had direct interactions with the fresh agricultural supply chain before founding Pupu. Qixinbao information shows that he once served as executive director of Fuzhou Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture Development Co., Ltd.; public reports describe the company's business as the supply of fresh food and central kitchen ingredients for catering and retail channels, involving agricultural product supply chain, food processing and channel distribution. [s15] [s1] This experience exposed him to problems such as fresh food procurement, loss control, ingredient standardization and B-end customer delivery before entering real-time retail. [s1] [s5] Unlike fresh food e-commerce entrepreneurs with a pure Internet background, Chen Xingwen understands both marketing and has been exposed to the agricultural product supply chain; the former helps Pu Pu acquire household users at a low cost, while the latter helps the company understand the true cost of the "dirty work" of fresh food. [s4] [s15]

 Pupu’s official website describes the company’s mission as “making every ordinary person live a better life.” [s28] This sentence echoes Chen Xingwen’s advertising resume: Pupu’s early target users were not white-collar workers in first- and second-tier cities who pursued trendy concepts, but a large number of ordinary families—young parents with children, elderly people with inconveniences, and office workers who did not want to go to the market after work. The slogan of the advertisement is "It's hard to buy groceries with children, so it's better to wait for Pu Pu at home" and "Go to the square dance to your heart's content. You can use Pu Pu to buy groceries", which makes the matter of "saving time for ordinary families" very straightforward. [s4] [s23] This kind of expression is not an Internet-style grand narrative, but more like an advertiser's precise extraction of family scenes. [s4]

 Low-key is also part of Chen Xingwen's personal style. Reports such as 21st Century Business Review and Financial World Weekly mentioned that Pu Pu rarely holds large-scale press conferences, and Chen Xingwen himself rarely speaks out as an "Internet celebrity founder"; the company builds its brand more through user experience, local advertising, rider services and product prices. [s24] [s1] Even when acquisition rumors swept the market in 2026, Pupu's responses were mostly "no relevant information yet", "no more news yet" or "no comment", rather than the founder personally coming forward to tell the story. [s3] [s13] [s20] For a company with more than 60,000 employees and more than 400 front-end warehouses, this silence itself is a distinctive organizational character. [s1] [s28]

 From an archival perspective, the key to Chen Xingwen’s early experience lies not in the details of the legend, but in the convergence of three clues of ability: first, more than 20 years of advertising and marketing experience, which enabled him to understand consumers, communication, and brands; second, fresh food supply chain experience such as Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture, enabled him to understand procurement, loss, and delivery; third, the long-term Fujian business network rooted in Fuzhou enabled him to find a starting point in the local supply chain, property, talent, and government resources. [s4] [s5] [s15] These three clues came together in 2016 to form Pupu Supermarket, a real-time retail company that grew out of Fuzhou communities and front-end warehouses. [s2] [s28]

 In public reports, Chen Xingwen’s early experience has always been associated with his identity as a “marketer”. Financial World Weekly, China Entrepreneur and other media traced Pu Pu’s starting point and mentioned that the founder had worked in the advertising and marketing industry for more than 20 years, served Fujian consumer brands such as Yinlu and Panpan, and was good at brand positioning and consumer communication. In the case of [s1] [s5] Jincuo Dao released by the Alibaba Cloud Innovation Center, Pu Pu was quickly understood and accepted by Fuzhou home users in its early days, partly due to the founding team’s grasp of advertising slogans, local promotions and life scenes. [s4] For a fresh food retail company, this kind of background is not common: many fresh food e-commerce founders come from the Internet, supply chain or traditional supermarkets, but Chen Xingwen is first and foremost a marketer who "knows how to sell things to consumers." [s4] [s5]

 The most direct manifestation of Pu Pu’s advertising experience is the way his words are adapted into daily life. The two advertising slogans that appeared repeatedly in the report - "It's hard to buy groceries with children, so it's better to wait for Pu Pu at home" and "Let's go dance in the square and buy groceries with Pu Pu" - did not use industry concepts such as "new retail", "instant consumption" and "supply chain efficiency", but directly put users into the specific scenes of raising children, shopping for groceries for the elderly, and cooking after get off work. [s4] [s23] This kind of expression lowers the threshold for middle-aged and elderly home users to understand the App ordering, and also distinguishes Pupu from the beginning from the e-commerce platform of "young people trying new things", positioning it as an infrastructure that serves ordinary families' daily meals. [s4] [s28]

 Another important experience of Chen Xingwen comes from the fresh agricultural supply chain. Qixinbao information shows that Chen Muwang once served as executive director of Fuzhou Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture Development Co., Ltd.; [s15] Financial World and other reports also mentioned that this experience in agriculture and food supply gave him exposure to fresh food procurement, processing, distribution and B-end catering retail channels before he founded Pupu. S1's advertising experience solves "why users place orders", and supply chain experience solves "how to deliver orders after placing orders"; the combination of the two enabled Pupu to neither stay in pure traffic thinking nor only follow the logic of traditional supermarkets to go online. [s1] [s4] [s15]

 It is worth noting that public reports did not disclose Chen Xingwen’s date of birth, so this file does not fill in the year of birth and only retains the verifiable time anchor: when Pu Pu was founded in 2016, he was 41 years old. [s1] [s5] The identity information that can also be verified includes: He is from Nanping, Fujian, and has lived and started a business in Fuzhou for a long time; on the industrial and commercial and corporate information platform, the two names "Chen Xingwen" and "Chen Muwang" jointly point to Pu Pu's founder and core figures in related companies. [s5] [s15] [s2] For character files, this careful handling is more consistent with the principle of "recording only verifiable facts" than completing an unverifiable birth year. [s15]

 Low profile is the most stable feature in Chen Xingwen's image. When 21st Century Business Review reported Pu Pu’s revenue of RMB 30 billion, it still needed to use a large number of employees, suppliers and industry insiders to piece together a portrait of the founder; [s24] Finance World also pointed out that when acquisition rumors were most intensive in 2026, Pu Pu’s side and the founder himself responded with restraint. [s1] Chinese Entrepreneur and other media also described him as an entrepreneur who does not have a platform, does not join a circle, and does not rely on the founder's IP. [s5] In an era where founder stories are used to attract traffic, this "invisible founder" style itself is part of Pu Pu's organizational culture: the main body of the brand exposed to the outside world is Pu Pu, not Chen Xingwen personally. [s1] [s5]

### 2. 41岁、700万与福州前置仓：朴朴的起点 / 41 years old, 7 million and Fuzhou front warehouse: Pu Pu’s starting point

2016年6月12日，福州朴朴电子商务有限公司成立。[s2] 工商信息显示，公司注册于福州，后来的公开地址指向台江区瀛洲街道长乐南路56号红星商务大厦一带；朴朴官网则把2016年9月列为朴朴在福州正式运营的时间。[s2][s28][s29] 这意味着，从公司注册到业务上线，朴朴只用了大约三个月时间；但在这三个月背后，是广告人出身的陈兴文与供应链经验的结合、一次41岁的二次创业，以及一套重资产零售模型的雏形。[s1][s5]

创业资金是朴朴起点中最常被提及的细节。多家公开报道提到，陈兴文创业时抵押了房产，并拿出自己广告公司的积累，筹集约700万元人民币投入朴朴。[s1][s4][s5] 与后来生鲜电商动辄数亿美元融资相比，700万元并不算多；但对于前置仓模式而言，这笔钱要同时承担仓库租赁、装修、货架、冷链、拣货人员、骑手团队、App开发、地推和首批商品采购，几乎每一项都是现金支出。[s4][s7] 也正因为启动资金有限，朴朴从一开始就没有走“先大规模烧钱、再慢慢找模型”的路径，而是被迫在福州单城精打细算地验证单元经济。[s4][s6]

朴朴选择的切入点，是手机App下单、社区前置仓发货、30分钟内送达的即时零售。[s28] 所谓前置仓，是把仓库开到离消费者足够近的位置：仓不面向顾客开放，不承担传统超市的陈列和逛购功能，而是作为小型履约中心，覆盖周边1.5公里左右范围；用户在App上下单后，仓内拣货员分拣、骑手取货配送，目标是30分钟内送达。[s7][s28] 闽商网等本地媒体在早期报道中把朴朴视为福州零售业态的新变量：它不像传统超市那样依赖门店黄金位置，也不像纯电商那样等待次日达，而是用密集小仓和本地骑手网络，把“买菜”变成即时履约服务。[s7][s8]

朴朴的仓型从一开始就偏大。公开报道显示，其前置仓面积多在800—1000平方米，第四代仓型可达约1500平方米；早期SKU约3500个，后续扩充到6000—8000个，覆盖蔬菜水果、肉禽蛋奶、水产冻品、粮油调味、日用百货、母婴宠物、酒水饮料等家庭高频需求。[s4][s6][s24] 大仓与多SKU的组合，使朴朴不像“便利店外卖”，而更像一座开在社区背后的线上超市：用户可以在同一单里买齐晚餐食材、第二天早餐、纸巾、洗衣液和宠物食品，客单价与复购频次因此有机会被拉高。[s4][s24]

这种模式与当时主流生鲜电商有明显差异。2016年前后，新零售与生鲜电商风口正起，有的玩家强调线下门店体验，有的玩家做城市大仓加次日达，也有玩家在社区团购方向上探索；朴朴则选择更重、更苦、更依赖本地运营的前置仓即时达。[s7][s11] 它不追求一开始进入很多城市，而是先在福州密集布仓，让用户在足够短的时间内形成“买菜就用朴朴”的习惯。[s7][s23] 朴朴官网后来将服务概括为“30分钟达”，并把使命写为“让每个平凡的人活得更好”。[s28]

福州市场为朴朴提供了难得的试验场。作为福建省会，福州家庭消费稳定、邻里社区密集、本地商超与农贸市场体系成熟，用户对生鲜价格和新鲜度敏感；同时，福州不像北上广深那样在2016年前后已被各类互联网零售平台充分教育，这给了本土创业者一个相对从容的打磨窗口。[s7][s9] 东方烟草报·金周刊2018年的报道已注意到朴朴在福州零售市场带来的变化，把它视为移动互联网与本地生鲜供应结合的新渠道。[s9] 人民网同年关于永辉“成人礼”的报道，也从侧面呈现了福州零售竞争的激烈环境：本土商超巨头、农贸市场和新兴线上平台在同一座城市争夺家庭餐桌。[s17]

朴朴早期最重要的产品决策，是把“快”和“全”同时做到。30分钟达解决的是应急与便利，6000—8000个SKU解决的是一站式购齐；前者让用户愿意尝试，后者让用户不必再去菜场或超市补购。[s4][s28] 为了让用户敢在线上买生鲜，朴朴在商品重量、品质和服务上做了许多看似“吃亏”的设计，例如后来被广泛报道的“多给一只虾”：250克装的盒装虾，实际称重常常给到260克左右，再额外放一只虾，让用户打开盒子时有“超预期”的感受。[s1][s4] 这类细节不是简单促销，而是广告人出身的陈兴文对口碑传播的理解：与其把钱全部投进广告，不如让用户在每一单里获得可转述的服务记忆。[s4][s23]

2016年9月福州正式运营后，朴朴并没有立刻对外讲全国扩张故事。[s28][s29] 它先在福州建仓、磨合仓内动线、训练骑手、测试SKU结构、打磨售后规则，把一个前置仓从选址、装修、铺货、招聘到盈亏平衡的周期跑清楚。[s7][s4] 创业邦等媒体后来在讨论前置仓模式时指出，朴朴的“进”与“退”都围绕区域模型展开：模型跑不透的城市不轻易进，进入后的城市则追求密度与渗透率。[s11] 这种节奏后来被媒体概括为朴朴的“慢”——但正是这种慢，让它在2018年“下山”之前，先在福州练就了一身重运营功夫。[s9][s23]

从工商注册的2016年6月，到福州上线的2016年9月，再到后续厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都、泉州等城市陆续进入，朴朴的起点并不耀眼：没有明星创始人光环，没有发布会式的高调开场，只有一套在福州社区里反复打磨的仓配模型。[s2][s28][s29] 但事后看，41岁的陈兴文把广告经验、生鲜供应链经验和福建本地资源押在“30分钟达”这件小事上，恰好踩中了家庭用户对即时性、确定性和便利性的长期需求。[s4][s5][s28]

朴朴起步时，福州的零售环境并不空白。本地有永辉这样从福建走向全国的商超巨头，有数量庞大的农贸市场和社区小店，也有陆续进入的电商和外卖平台；[s17][s7] 一个新品牌要让用户改变买菜习惯，必须同时回答三个问题：为什么不去菜场？为什么不去超市？为什么现在就要用手机下单？朴朴给出的答案不是概念，而是“30分钟送到家”和“手机上也能买齐一桌饭”。[s28][s4]

从资金结构看，约700万元启动资金决定了朴朴早期必须极其重视现金效率。[s1][s4] 前置仓的每一笔钱都沉在租金、货架、冷柜、库存和人员里，无法像纯互联网产品那样快速复制；如果单仓订单不足，仓库越多亏损越大。[s11] 因此，朴朴早期没有把钱大量花在全国扩张上，而是在福州反复验证：多大的仓最合适、SKU多少最合理、配送半径多远能保证30分钟、哪些品类最能带来复购、骑手和拣货如何排班。[s4][s7]

大仓模式也是在这种资金约束下被磨出来的。公开报道显示，朴朴仓型多为800—1000平方米，后续第四代仓型约1500平方米，SKU从3500个左右扩至6000—8000个；[s4][s6][s24] 对用户来说，这意味着朴朴不只是“送菜”，而是可以在一个订单里买齐蔬菜、肉禽、水产、水果、牛奶、鸡蛋、纸巾、洗衣液、零食和饮料。[s4] 对运营来说，大仓提高了单仓承载订单的上限，也让拣货员、骑手、冷柜和仓管人员的效率更有机会被充分利用。[s24]

朴朴早期的获客方式也带有福州本地社区商业特征。金错刀等案例报道提到，朴朴通过线下地推、社区广告、优惠券和直白的家庭场景话术拉新，但更重要的是用履约体验留下用户：配送快、分量足、售后爽快、骑手服务接地气。[s4] 这些服务细节后来被媒体反复引用，正是因为它们都发生在用户最容易感知的第一单、第二单和第三单里。[s1][s4] 对新平台而言，第一单靠补贴，长期复购靠的是确定性。[s4][s24]

闽商网等本地媒体在早期报道中已注意到，朴朴把仓库藏在社区周边，不做传统门店展示，却通过移动互联网完成商品展示和下单；这使它的租金逻辑、人员逻辑和库存逻辑都不同于传统超市。[s7] 传统超市用黄金地段和货架陈列吸引客流，朴朴用App首页、搜索和推荐完成“陈列”，用前置仓和骑手完成“到店—选购—拎回家”的全过程替代。[s7][s28] 这在2016年的福州仍是一种需要教育市场的新习惯。[s9]

因此，2016—2018年的朴朴，可以被视为一家“在福州做线下苦活的互联网公司”：线上是App和订单，线下却是仓库、冷链、骑手、采购、损耗和售后。[s7][s28] 陈兴文没有把这套模型包装成轻资产故事，而是用近三年时间在福州把重运营细节跑顺；[s4][s23] 等到2018年公司内部喊出“朴朴是时候下山了”，它要带下山的不是一个商业计划书，而是一套已经在福州家庭餐桌上验证过的仓配方法。[s9][s23]

**English:** On June 12, 2016, Fuzhou Pupu E-Commerce Co., Ltd. was established. [s2] industrial and commercial information shows that the company was registered in Fuzhou, and the later public address pointed to the area of ​​Hongxing Business Building, No. 56, Changle South Road, Yingzhou Street, Taijiang District; Pu Pu’s official website lists September 2016 as the time when Pu Pu officially operated in Fuzhou. [s2] [s28] [s29] This means that it only took Pu Pu about three months from company registration to business launch; but behind these three months are Chen Xingwen’s more than 20 years of experience in advertising and supply chain, a second entrepreneurial venture at the age of 41, and the prototype of a heavy-asset retail model. [s1] [s5]

 Venture capital is the most frequently mentioned detail in Pu Pu Qidian. Multiple public reports mentioned that when Chen Xingwen started his business, he mortgaged his real estate and used his savings from his advertising company to raise about 7 million yuan to invest in Pupu. [s1] [s4] [s5] Compared with the hundreds of millions of dollars in financing later produced by fresh food e-commerce, 7 million yuan is not much; but for the front-end warehouse model, this money must also bear the cost of warehouse leasing, decoration, shelves, cold chain, picking personnel, rider team, App development, local promotion and the purchase of the first batch of goods. Almost every item is a cash expenditure. [s4] [s7] Precisely because of the limited start-up capital, Pu Pu did not take the path of "burning money on a large scale first and then slowly looking for models" from the beginning. Instead, he was forced to verify the unit economy in a single city in Fuzhou with careful calculation. [s4] [s6]

 The entry point chosen by Pu Pu is instant retail through mobile app ordering, community front warehouse delivery, and delivery within 30 minutes. [s28] The so-called front warehouse is to open the warehouse close enough to consumers: the warehouse is not open to customers and does not assume the display and shopping functions of traditional supermarkets. Instead, it serves as a small fulfillment center covering a surrounding area of ​​about 1.5 kilometers. After the user places an order on the App, the pickers in the warehouse will sort the goods and the riders will pick up the goods and deliver them. The goal is to deliver the goods within 30 minutes. [s7] [s28] Local media such as Fujian Business Network in early reports regarded Pupu as a new variable in Fuzhou’s retail format: it does not rely on prime store locations like traditional supermarkets, nor does it wait for next-day delivery like pure e-commerce. Instead, it uses a dense network of small warehouses and local riders to turn “grocery shopping” into an instant fulfillment service. [s7] [s8]

 Pu Pu’s warehouse shape was on the large side from the beginning. Public reports show that its front warehouse area is mostly 800-1,000 square meters, and the fourth-generation warehouse type can reach about 1,500 square meters; the early SKUs were about 3,500, and later expanded to 6,000-8,000, covering high-frequency household needs such as vegetables and fruits, meat, poultry, eggs, milk, aquatic frozen products, grain and oil seasonings, daily necessities, maternal and infant pets, wine and beverages. [s4] [s6] [s24] The combination of large warehouses and multiple SKUs makes Pupu less like a "convenience store takeout" and more like an online supermarket opened behind a community: users can buy all dinner ingredients, breakfast for the next day, paper towels, laundry detergent and pet food in the same order, thereby increasing the unit price and frequency of repurchase. [s4] [s24]

 This model was significantly different from the mainstream fresh food e-commerce at that time. Around 2016, new retail and fresh food e-commerce were gaining momentum. Some players emphasized the offline store experience, some offered large warehouses in cities with next-day delivery, and others explored community group buying. Pu Pu chose front-end warehouse instant delivery, which was heavier, more difficult, and more dependent on local operations. [s7] [s11] It does not seek to enter many cities at the beginning, but first densely deploys warehouses in Fuzhou, so that users can form the habit of "using Pu Pu when buying groceries" in a short enough time. [s7] [s23] Pu Pu’s official website later summarized the service as “30-minute delivery” and wrote its mission as “making every ordinary person live a better life.” [s28]

 The Fuzhou market provides Pu Pu with a rare testing ground. As the capital of Fujian Province, Fuzhou has stable household consumption, dense neighborhoods, mature local supermarkets and farmer's market systems, and users are sensitive to the price and freshness of fresh food. At the same time, unlike Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, Fuzhou has been fully educated by various Internet retail platforms around 2016, which gives local entrepreneurs a relatively easy window for polishing. [s7] [s9] Oriental Tobacco News·Gold Weekly’s 2018 report has noted the changes brought about by Pu Pu in Fuzhou’s retail market, viewing it as a new channel that combines mobile Internet with local fresh food supply. [s9] People's Daily Online's report on Yonghui's "coming-of-age ceremony" in the same year also presented the fierce retail competition environment in Fuzhou from the side: local supermarket giants, farmers' markets and emerging online platforms compete for family tables in the same city. [s17]

 Pu Pu's most important product decision in the early days was to achieve both "fast" and "complete". 30-minute delivery solves emergencies and convenience, while 6,000-8,000 SKUs solves one-stop shopping; the former makes users willing to try it, and the latter eliminates the need for users to go to the market or supermarket to re-purchase. [s4] [s28] In order to make users dare to buy fresh food online, Pu Pu made many seemingly "losing" designs in terms of product weight, quality and service, such as the "one more shrimp" that was later widely reported: 250 grams of boxed shrimp often weighs about 260 grams in actual weighing, and an extra shrimp is added to give users an "exceeding expectation" feeling when opening the box. [s1] [s4] Such details are not simple promotions, but Chen Xingwen’s understanding of word-of-mouth communication as a former advertiser: Instead of investing all the money in advertising, it is better to allow users to obtain reproducible service memories in each order. [s4] [s23]

 After Fuzhou officially opened in September 2016, Pu Pu did not immediately tell the story of national expansion. [s28] [s29] It first builds a warehouse in Fuzhou, runs the warehouse's flow, trains riders, tests the SKU structure, polishes after-sales rules, and runs a clear cycle of a front-end warehouse from site selection, decoration, distribution, recruitment to break-even. [s7] [s4] Chuangye.com and other media later pointed out when discussing the front-end warehouse model that Pu Pu’s “advance” and “retreat” revolved around the regional model: cities that cannot be penetrated by the model will not be easy to enter, and cities after entering will pursue density and permeability. This rhythm of [s11] was later summarized by the media as Pu Pu's "slowness" - but it was this slowness that allowed him to practice heavy operational skills in Fuzhou before "going down the mountain" in 2018. [s9] [s23]

 From the industrial and commercial registration in June 2016, to the Fuzhou launch in September 2016, and then to the subsequent cities such as Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Quanzhou and other cities, Pu Pu’s starting point was not dazzling: there was no aura of a star founder, no high-profile opening like a press conference, only a set of warehouse distribution models that were repeatedly polished in the Fuzhou community. [s2] [s28] [s29] But in hindsight, 41-year-old Chen Xingwen bet his advertising experience, fresh food supply chain experience and Fujian local resources on the small matter of "30-minute delivery", which happened to meet the long-term needs of home users for immediacy, certainty and convenience. [s4] [s5] [s28]

 When Pu Pu started, the retail environment in Fuzhou was not blank. There are local supermarket giants like Yonghui, which has spread from Fujian to the country, a large number of farmers' markets and community stores, and e-commerce and takeout platforms that are gradually entering; [s17] [s7] If a new brand wants users to change their grocery shopping habits, it must answer three questions at the same time: Why don't you go to the vegetable market? Why not go to the supermarket? Why do you need to order via mobile phone now? The answer Pu Pu gave was not a concept, but "delivered to your home in 30 minutes" and "you can buy a complete meal on your mobile phone." [s28] [s4]

 From the perspective of capital structure, the start-up capital of approximately 7 million yuan determines that Pupu must attach great importance to cash efficiency in the early stage. Every money spent on [s1] [s4] front-end warehouses is sunk in rent, shelves, freezers, inventory and personnel, and cannot be copied as quickly as pure Internet products; if there are insufficient orders in a single warehouse, the more warehouses there are, the greater the losses. [s11] Therefore, in the early days, Pupu did not spend a lot of money on national expansion, but repeatedly verified in Fuzhou: what size of warehouse is most suitable, how many SKUs are most reasonable, how far the delivery radius can be to ensure 30 minutes, which categories are most likely to bring repeat purchases, and how to schedule riders and picking. [s4] [s7]

 The large warehouse model was also developed under this kind of capital constraint. Public reports show that Pupu’s warehouses are mostly 800-1,000 square meters, and the subsequent fourth-generation warehouses are about 1,500 square meters. SKUs have expanded from about 3,500 to 6,000-8,000; [s4] [s6] [s24] For users, this means that Pupu is not just “delivering food”, but can buy vegetables, meat and poultry, aquatic products, fruits, milk, eggs, paper towels, laundry detergent, snacks and drinks in one order. [s4] For operations, large warehouses increase the upper limit of orders that a single warehouse can carry, and also give the efficiency of pickers, riders, freezers, and warehouse management staff a greater chance to be fully utilized. [s24]

 Pu Pu’s early customer acquisition methods also have the characteristics of Fuzhou’s local community business. Case reports such as Jincuodao mentioned that Pu Pu attracts new customers through offline promotion, community advertising, coupons and straightforward family scene language, but more importantly, it uses the fulfillment experience to retain users: fast delivery, sufficient portions, refreshing after-sales service, and down-to-earth rider service. Details such as S4’s “give an extra shrimp” and riders helping to carry garbage were later cited repeatedly by the media, precisely because they all occurred in the first, second and third orders that are most easily perceived by users. [s1] [s4] For new platforms, the first thing is subsidies alone, and long-term repurchase depends on certainty. [s4] [s24]

 Local media such as Fujian Business Network have noticed in early reports that Pupu hides its warehouses around the community and does not display traditional stores. Instead, it completes product display and ordering through the mobile Internet; this makes its rental logic, personnel logic and inventory logic different from traditional supermarkets. [s7] Traditional supermarkets use prime locations and shelf displays to attract customers. Pupu uses the App homepage, search and recommendations to complete the "display", and uses front warehouses and riders to complete the entire process of "arrival at the store - shopping - taking home". [s7] [s28] This is still a new habit in Fuzhou in 2016 that requires education to the market. [s9]

 Therefore, Pu Pu from 2016 to 2018 can be regarded as an "Internet company doing offline hard work in Fuzhou": online is the App and orders, but offline is the warehouse, cold chain, riders, procurement, loss and after-sales. [s7] [s28] Chen Xingwen did not package this model as an asset-light story, but spent the past three years in Fuzhou to run the important operational details smoothly; [s4] [s23] When the company internally shouted in 2018, "It's time for Pu Pu to go down the mountain," what it wanted to bring down the mountain was not a business plan, but a set of warehousing and distribution methods that had been verified on the dining tables of Fuzhou families. [s9] [s23]

### 3. 大仓、30分钟达与前置仓模型：朴朴的运营底盘 / Large warehouse, 30-minute delivery and front warehouse models: Pu Pu’s operation chassis

朴朴模式的核心，是用“大前置仓+即时配送+高频生鲜”重构家庭日常采购。朴朴官网把服务标准直接写为30分钟达，用户通过朴朴App下单，订单进入离用户最近的前置仓，仓内拣货、打包、交接骑手，再由骑手完成最后一公里配送。[s28] 与传统门店相比，前置仓不承担逛购和陈列功能；与纯线上大仓相比，它又把库存放在离消费者1.5公里左右的位置，用密度换时效。[s7][s24]

仓型是朴朴与许多即时零售玩家的重要差异。公开报道显示，朴朴前置仓面积多为800—1000平方米，后续第四代仓型可达约1500平方米；SKU数从早期约3500个扩充至6000—8000个。[s4][s6][s24] 大仓带来三重效果：第一，能容纳更完整的生鲜、快消和日百结构，提高一站式购齐能力；第二，单仓可覆盖更多订单，提升拣货员、骑手和冷链设备的使用效率；第三，仓内可以按品类划分冷藏、冷冻、水产、蔬果、标品等区域，降低生鲜履约损耗。[s4][s24] 当然，大仓也意味着更高租金、更重装修和更大的管理难度，一旦单仓订单密度不足，亏损会被迅速放大。[s11][s6]

朴朴的配送半径通常在1.5公里左右，目标履约时间为30分钟。[s7][s28] 这套半径不是单纯追求“越快越好”，而是在时效、骑手负荷、订单密度和商品完整性之间取得平衡：半径太短，需要的仓太多、租金和库存重复；半径太长，30分钟达难以稳定，生鲜和冷冻商品的履约风险上升。[s7][s24] 朴朴在福州、厦门等成熟城市通过密集布仓提高覆盖率，使同一仓能够服务足够多的社区和写字楼，再用订单密度摊薄履约成本。[s6][s8]

商品结构上，朴朴以生鲜为流量入口，但并不把自己限定为“卖菜平台”。公开报道显示，其生鲜销售占比一度约六成，后来随着日百、酒水、母婴、宠物、休闲食品等品类扩充，生鲜占比降至约五成，并被报道预计继续向45%左右调整。[s24][s1] 这一变化的意义在于，生鲜高频但损耗高、履约成本高；日百和标品毛利更稳定、损耗更低，能够平衡单仓利润结构。朴朴用生鲜吸引用户频繁打开App，用高毛利标品和自有品牌改善盈利能力。[s24][s4]

自有品牌是模型跑通后的重要利润抓手。公开报道提到，朴朴推出“优赐”“随滋”等自有品牌，覆盖纸巾、零食、饮用水、日用品、加工食品等品类，SKU数量超过750个，并有报道称其自有品牌年销售额达到数十亿元量级。[s1][s24] 自有品牌的逻辑与前置仓模型高度匹配：平台掌握高频消费数据，可以反向定制规格、包装和价格；省去中间品牌溢价后，商品既能保持低价，又能为平台贡献更高毛利。[s24][s4] 这也是朴朴能够在保持配送时效和促销力度的同时，逐步改善盈利水平的重要原因之一。[s24]

履约费用和损耗率是前置仓行业的两道生死线。21世纪商业评论等报道援引数据称，朴朴2024年前后毛利率约22.5%，履约费用率控制在17.5%以内，作为参照，叮咚买菜相关口径履约费用率约22.9%；朴朴生鲜损耗率约1.5%。[s24] 这些数字来自媒体报道口径，并非审计报告，但它们共同指向一个事实：朴朴通过仓型、SKU、订单密度、自有品牌和区域深耕，把前置仓最棘手的履约成本压到了可经营区间。[s24][s26] 瑞财经2024年关于朴朴首次全年盈利的报道，也将模型改善归因于成熟城市密度提升、品类结构优化和运营效率提升。对于一门长期被认为“送一单亏一单”的生意，这样的成本结构比城市数量更能解释它为何会在2024年迎来盈利拐点。[s26]

用户端的费用规则同样经历了调整。公开报道显示，朴朴早期免配送门槛较低，后来随着履约成本和市场环境变化，免起送门槛从约19元逐步提高至35元左右，不足门槛收取约3元配送费；配送费也经历过从约5元向3.5元、3.2元、3元等档位调整，福州市场一度出现约2.5元的用户口径。[s30][s1] 表面上看，这些只是价格细节；实际上，它们反映了前置仓模型从补贴获客转向精细经营的过程：平台必须让每一单的商品毛利、配送费、客单价和骑手成本之间形成可持续关系。[s30][s24]

朴朴营销负责人的一句话常被引用：“我们算过，投1块钱广告带来的新用户，不如用1块钱优化服务带来的复购。”[s4][s23] 这句话可以解释朴朴为什么愿意在“多给一只虾”、骑手帮带垃圾、售后补偿、配送时效等细节上投入：这些投入不像广告那样立刻带来曝光，却能在社区家庭用户之间形成口碑复购。[s1][s4] 金错刀案例报道把朴朴称为生鲜电商的“隐形冠军”，强调其不靠创始人发声、而靠单城密度和用户复购滚大市场。[s4]

到2025年前后，朴朴官网显示公司已进入福州、厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都、泉州等城市，员工超过6万人；媒体报道则称其前置仓数量达400多个。[s28][s1][s24] 一个最初在福州用约700万元启动、从社区前置仓做起的项目，最终长成了覆盖多座城市、数万员工的即时零售网络。[s4][s28] 支撑这一网络的，不是单一技术噱头，而是仓型、SKU、供应链、骑手、价格、售后和区域密度共同构成的运营底盘。[s7][s24][s28]

前置仓模型的难点，在于它看似是“送外卖”，实质却是一整套零售经营。外卖平台连接的是商户和骑手，商品由商家准备；朴朴则要自己承担商品采购、库存、仓内拣货、冷链、损耗、定价、售后和配送。[s24][s28] 仓内每一个商品的位置、每一次补货的数量、每一单的拣货路径、每一名骑手的取货半径，都会影响30分钟承诺能否稳定兑现。[s7][s24]

仓内作业是模型中最不被用户看见、却最决定体验的部分。800—1000平方米的前置仓要同时存放常温标品、冷藏商品、冷冻商品、蔬菜水果、水产肉禽，SKU达到6000—800个时，仓内动线、货架编号、库存盘点和报损流程都必须标准化。[s4][s24] 用户下单后，拣货员要在几分钟内找到多件商品，确认品相和重量，打包交接骑手；任何缺货、错拣、漏拣或品质问题，都会在30分钟内被用户直接感知。[s4][s1]

配送端同样不是简单“快”。朴朴将配送半径控制在约1.5公里，官网承诺30分钟达；[s7][s28] 这个半径让骑手可以在可控时间内往返，也让冷冻、冷藏和生鲜商品在路上的时间尽量缩短。[s24] 在福州、厦门等高密度城市，仓与仓之间可以形成覆盖重叠和运力协同；在新城市，若订单密度不足，同样数量的仓和骑手就可能长期处于低效率状态。[s6][s11] 这解释了朴朴为什么坚持区域深耕：前置仓不是开店越多越好，而是单仓订单越密越好。[s11][s23]

商品结构的调整也服务于履约效率。生鲜是用户最常打开朴朴的理由，但水产、叶菜、水果等品类损耗高、称重复杂、售后多；日百、酒水、休食、母婴、宠物用品等标品损耗低、拣货快、毛利相对稳定。[s24] 公开报道显示，朴朴生鲜占比从早期约六成降至约五成，并被预计继续向45%左右调整；[s24][s1] 这不是放弃生鲜，而是用生鲜建立高频入口，再用更丰富的家庭消费品类提高客单价和利润稳定性。[s24][s4]

自有品牌则把平台的数据优势转化为商品优势。报道提到，“优赐”“随滋”等自有品牌SKU超过750个，覆盖纸巾、饮用水、零食、日用品、加工食品等品类。[s1][s24] 前置仓平台每天直接面对海量家庭订单，能够知道哪些规格、价格带和复购周期最受欢迎；反向定制商品后，平台既可以减少品牌溢价，也能在包装规格上更适合即时配送和小家庭消费。[s24]

用工与配送费调整则展示了模型的另一面。新浪财经2026年报道关注到朴朴部分站点兼职化、起送门槛提高至约35元、不足门槛收3元配送费、骑手配送费下调等现象；[s30] 与此同时，也有报道记录平台为骑手提供免费车电、免押金租金、超时免罚款等安排。[s1][s25] 这些事实共同构成即时零售劳动组织的复杂面貌：平台需要稳定运力，骑手关注收入与保障，用户关注配送费和时效，三者之间的平衡仍是行业长期议题。调查中还出现华南某站点约100名骑手中仅1名全职的极端样本。对档案而言，两类事实应并列记录：一方面，灵活用工帮助平台在订单波峰波谷间调节运力；另一方面，劳动关系、收入稳定性和配送费变化也构成即时零售行业共同面对的议题。[s30][s1]

**English:** The core of the Pupu model is to use "large front warehouse + instant delivery + high-frequency fresh food" to reconstruct daily household purchases. Pupu's official website directly writes the service standard as 30 minutes delivery. Users place orders through Pupu App, and the orders enter the front warehouse closest to the user. The goods are picked, packed and handed over to the rider in the warehouse, and then the rider completes the last mile delivery. [s28] Compared with traditional stores, the front warehouse does not undertake shopping and display functions; compared with pure online large warehouses, it places inventory about 1.5 kilometers away from consumers, trading density for timeliness. [s7] [s24]

 Warehouse type is an important difference between Pupu and many real-time retail players. Public reports show that Pupu’s front warehouse area is mostly 800-1,000 square meters, and the subsequent fourth-generation warehouse type can reach about 1,500 square meters; the number of SKUs has expanded from about 3,500 in the early days to 6,000-8,000. [s4] [s6] [s24] large warehouses bring triple effects: first, they can accommodate a more complete fresh food, fast-moving consumer goods and daily goods structure, improving one-stop shopping capabilities; second, a single warehouse can cover more orders, improving the use efficiency of pickers, riders and cold chain equipment; third, the warehouse can be divided into refrigerated, frozen, aquatic products, fruits and vegetables, standard products and other areas according to categories, reducing fresh food fulfillment losses. [s4] [s24] Of course, large warehouses also mean higher rents, heavier renovations and greater management difficulties. Once the order density of a single warehouse is insufficient, losses will be quickly amplified. [s11] [s6]

 Pupu's delivery radius is usually about 1.5 kilometers, and the target fulfillment time is 30 minutes. [s7] [s28] This set of radius does not simply pursue "the faster the better", but strikes a balance between timeliness, rider load, order density and product integrity: if the radius is too short, too many warehouses are needed, and rent and inventory are duplicated; if the radius is too long, 30-minute delivery is difficult to stabilize, and the performance risk of fresh and frozen goods increases. [s7] [s24] Pupu improves coverage through dense warehouse deployment in mature cities such as Fuzhou and Xiamen, so that the same warehouse can serve enough communities and office buildings, and then uses order density to dilute fulfillment costs. [s6] [s8]

 In terms of product structure, Pupu uses fresh food as its traffic entrance, but does not limit itself to a "vegetable selling platform". Public reports show that its fresh food sales accounted for about 60% at one time. Later, with the expansion of daily necessities, drinks, maternal and child, pets, snack foods and other categories, the fresh food sales ratio dropped to about 50%, and it is reported that it is expected to continue to adjust to about 45%. [s24] [s1] The significance of this change is that fresh food has high frequency but high losses and high fulfillment costs; daily and standard product gross profits are more stable and losses are lower, which can balance the profit structure of a single warehouse. Pu Pu uses fresh food to attract users to frequently open the app, and uses high-margin standard products and private brands to improve profitability. [s24] [s4]

 Private brands are an important driver of profit after the model is run through. Public reports mentioned that Pupu has launched its own brands such as "Youci" and "Suizi", covering categories such as paper towels, snacks, drinking water, daily necessities, and processed foods. The number of SKUs exceeds 750, and there are reports that its annual sales of its own brands reach billions of yuan. The logic of [s1] S24's own brands is highly consistent with the front-end warehouse model: the platform masters high-frequency consumption data and can reversely customize specifications, packaging and prices; after eliminating the premium of intermediate brands, the products can not only maintain low prices, but also contribute higher gross profits to the platform. [s24] [s4] This is also one of the important reasons why Pupu can gradually improve its profitability while maintaining delivery timeliness and promotion efforts. [s24]

 Fulfillment costs and loss rate are the two life and death lines in the front-end warehouse industry. Reports such as 21st Century Business Review quoted data as saying that Pu Pu’s gross profit margin around 2024 will be approximately 22.5%, and its performance expense rate will be controlled within 17.5%. As a reference, Dingdong Maicai’s related performance expense rate will be approximately 22.9%; Pu Pu’s fresh food loss rate will be approximately 1.5%. [s24] These figures come from media reports, not audit reports, but they all point to the fact that through warehouse type, SKU, order density, private brand and regional cultivation, Pu Pu has reduced the most difficult fulfillment cost of front-end warehouses to a manageable range. [s24] [s26] Rui Finance’s report on Pu Pu’s first full-year profit in 2024 also attributed the model improvement to the increase in density in mature cities, optimization of category structure and improvement in operational efficiency. [s26]

 Riders and labor mechanisms are the other side of the performance chassis. An investigative report by Sina Finance in 2026 mentioned that Pu Pu has an obvious part-time employment structure at some urban sites, with only 1 out of about 100 riders at the South China site working full-time; the report also focused on issues such as delivery fees, thresholds, and rider management. [s30] At the same time, multiple reports have also recorded some of Pupu’s service policies for riders, such as providing riders with free electricity, no deposit rental, and no fines for overtime, etc., in order to reduce rider access costs and stabilize transportation capacity. [s1] [s25] For files, this information should be recorded side by side: on the one hand, flexible staffing helps the platform adjust shipping capacity between the peaks and troughs of orders; on the other hand, labor relations, income stability, and changes in delivery fees also constitute common issues faced by the just-in-time retail industry. [s30] [s1]

 The fee rules on the client side have also undergone adjustments. Public reports show that Pu Pu’s early delivery-free threshold was low. Later, as fulfillment costs and market environment changed, the minimum delivery threshold gradually increased from about 19 yuan to about 35 yuan. If the threshold is not met, a delivery fee of about 3 yuan will be charged; the delivery fee has also been adjusted from about 5 yuan to 3.5 yuan, 3.2 yuan, 3 yuan and other levels. The Fuzhou market once had a user base of about 2.5 yuan. [s30] [s1] On the surface, these are just price details; in fact, they reflect the process of the front-end warehouse model shifting from subsidizing customer acquisition to refined operations: the platform must form a sustainable relationship between the gross profit of each order, delivery fee, customer unit price and rider cost. [s30] [s24]

 The words of Pu Pu’s marketing manager are often quoted: “We have calculated that the new users brought by investing 1 yuan in advertising are not as good as the repurchases brought by optimizing services for 1 yuan.” [s4] [s23] This sentence can explain why Pu Pu is willing to invest in details such as “giving an extra shrimp”, riders helping to carry garbage, after-sales compensation, delivery timeliness and other details: these investments do not bring immediate exposure like advertising, but they can form word-of-mouth repurchases among community home users. [s1] [s4] Jincuo Dao case report calls Pu Pu the "hidden champion" of fresh food e-commerce, emphasizing that it does not rely on the founder's voice, but relies on the density of single cities and user repurchases to expand the market. [s4]

 By around 2025, Pupu's official website shows that the company has entered Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Quanzhou and other cities, with more than 60,000 employees; media reports claim that the company has more than 400 front-end warehouses. [s28] [s1] [s24] A project that was originally launched in Fuzhou with about 7 million yuan and started as a community front warehouse has eventually grown into an instant retail network covering multiple cities and tens of thousands of employees. What [s4] [s28] supports this network is not a single technical gimmick, but an operational chassis composed of warehouse type, SKU, supply chain, rider, price, after-sales and regional density. [s7] [s24] [s28]

 The difficulty with the front-end warehouse model is that it appears to be “delivering food”, but in reality it is a complete set of retail operations. The food delivery platform connects merchants and riders, and the products are prepared by the merchants; Pu Pu is responsible for product procurement, inventory, warehouse picking, cold chain, loss, pricing, after-sales and distribution. [s24] [s28] The location of each product in the warehouse, the quantity of each replenishment, the picking path of each order, and the picking radius of each rider will all affect whether the 30-minute promise can be stably fulfilled. [s7] [s24]

 Warehouse operations are the part of the model that is least visible to users but most decisive for the experience. The front warehouse of 800-1000 square meters must simultaneously store normal temperature standard products, refrigerated goods, frozen goods, vegetables, fruits, aquatic meat and poultry. When the number of SKUs reaches 6000-800, the warehouse movement lines, shelf numbers, inventory counting and loss reporting processes must be standardized. [s4] [s24] After a user places an order, the picker must find multiple items within a few minutes, confirm the condition and weight, and package them for delivery to the rider; any out-of-stock, incorrectly picked, missed, or quality issues will be directly perceived by the user within 30 minutes. [s4] [s1]

 The delivery side is also not simply "fast". Pupu controls the delivery radius to about 1.5 kilometers, and the official website promises delivery in 30 minutes; [s7] [s28] This radius allows riders to travel back and forth within a controllable time, and also shortens the time for frozen, refrigerated and fresh products on the road as much as possible. [s24] In high-density cities such as Fuzhou and Xiamen, overlapping coverage and capacity synergy can be formed between warehouses; in new cities, if the order density is insufficient, the same number of warehouses and riders may be in a state of inefficiency for a long time. [s6] [s11] This explains why Pu Pu insists on deep regional cultivation: the more front-end warehouses, the better, but the denser the orders in a single warehouse, the better. [s11] [s23]

 The adjustment of commodity structure also serves the efficiency of contract fulfillment. Fresh food is the most common reason for users to open Pupu, but aquatic products, leafy vegetables, fruits and other categories have high losses, complicated weighing, and many after-sales services; standard products such as daily necessities, drinks, snacks, maternal and infant products, and pet supplies have low losses, fast picking, and relatively stable gross profits. [s24] Public reports show that the proportion of Pupu Fresh Food has dropped from about 60% in the early stage to about 50%, and is expected to continue to adjust to about 45%; [s24] [s1] This is not to give up on fresh food, but to use fresh food to establish high-frequency entrances, and then use more abundant household consumption categories to improve customer unit prices and profit stability. [s24] [s4]

 Private brands transform the data advantages of the platform into product advantages. The report mentioned that there are more than 750 SKUs of its own brands such as "Youci" and "Suizi", covering categories such as paper towels, drinking water, snacks, daily necessities, and processed foods. The [s1] [s24] front-end warehouse platform directly faces a large number of household orders every day, and can know which specifications, price ranges and repurchase cycles are the most popular. After reversely customizing products, the platform can not only reduce brand premiums, but also make packaging specifications more suitable for immediate delivery and small family consumption. [s24]

 The operating data in public reports provide a staged footnote for this model: around 2024, Pupu’s gross profit margin will be approximately 22.5%, the fulfillment expense rate will be controlled within 17.5%, and the fresh food loss rate will be approximately 1.5%. [s24] These figures are not audit-proof, but together they show that Pupu’s large warehouses, SKUs, order density and supply chain management have reduced the heaviest fulfillment and loss costs in the front-end warehouse industry to an operational level. [s24] [s26] For a business that has long been regarded as "giving away one order and losing one", this cost structure can better explain why it will reach a profit turning point in 2024 than the number of cities. [s26]

 Labor and delivery fee adjustments illustrate the other side of the model. Sina Finance reported in 2026 that attention was paid to the part-time operation of some Pu Pu sites, the increase in the minimum delivery threshold to about 35 yuan, a delivery fee of 3 yuan for insufficient thresholds, and a reduction in rider delivery fees; [s30] At the same time, there are also reports and records that the platform provides riders with free car electricity, no deposit rent, no fines for overtime and other arrangements. [s1] [s25] These facts together constitute the complex face of real-time retail labor organization: the platform needs stable transportation capacity, riders care about income and security, and users care about delivery fees and timeliness. The balance between the three is still a long-term issue in the industry. [s30] [s1]

### 4. 福建供应链与“多给一只虾”：朴朴的服务文化 / Fujian supply chain and “give one more shrimp”: simple service culture

前置仓只是朴朴的前台，真正决定其生死的是后台供应链。陈兴文在创办朴朴之前，曾任职于福州苍穹生态农业开发有限公司，启信宝信息显示其担任该公司执行董事；公开报道将这家公司的业务描述为面向餐饮和零售渠道的生鲜供应、中央厨房食材加工与配送。[s15][s1] 这段经历使朴朴在起步时就不是一个纯互联网团队，而是带着农产品采购、食材标准化、冷链流转和B端交付经验进入家庭零售市场。[s1][s5]

朴朴供应链的第一个特点，是深度绑定福建本地供应商。多家媒体报道提到，朴朴在福州、厦门等成熟市场依托大量本地农产品供应商、批发商和加工企业，建立起高频补货体系；蔬菜、水果、水产、肉禽等品类强调新鲜、短链路和快速周转。[s4][s24] 对前置仓而言，生鲜损耗是主要成本黑洞之一，补货过多会烂在仓里，补货过少又会缺货伤体验；本地供应链能够缩短从产地/批发市场到前置仓的时间，使小批量、高频次补货成为可能。[s24][s7]

供应商合作规则也体现出朴朴的强势与承诺并存。公开报道提到，朴朴要求部分供应商提供独家供货或定制规格，并承诺不退货、不随意压款；作为交换，供应商需要给出有竞争力的报价，部分商品报价可比传统渠道低约30%—35%。[s1][s24] “不退货”对供应商意味着平台承担销售风险，能换取供应商在价格、品控和响应速度上的配合；独家供货和定制规格则帮助朴朴形成与传统商超不同的商品差异，避免完全同质化价格战。[s24][s4]

报道中还出现“2000多家忠实供应商”的说法，用来形容朴朴在福建及华南市场积累的供应网络。[s1] 这一数字来自媒体采访口径，并非公司审计披露，但它与朴朴在福州、厦门的高密度经营相互印证：当一个平台在单城拥有足够多前置仓和稳定订单时，它对供应商的议价能力、定制能力和补货效率都会显著提升。[s1][s8] 例如优野土豆丝等净菜、半成品食材，被报道为朴朴平台上受家庭用户欢迎的商品；这类产品把洗、切、配等厨房劳动前置到供应链端，契合年轻家庭“30分钟内开饭”的需求。[s4][s24]

服务文化方面，“多给一只虾”是朴朴最常被复述的细节。财经天下周刊、金错刀案例等报道都提到，朴朴销售250克盒装虾时，实际称重往往给到260克左右，还会额外放一只虾；用户下单买虾，打开盒子发现分量超出预期，自然形成好评和复购。[s1][s4] 这个细节看似朴素，却准确体现了陈兴文广告营销背景与生鲜供应链能力的结合：广告人知道什么细节最容易被用户感知和转述，供应链团队则要确保这种“超给”不会击穿成本。[s4][s23]

类似的服务设计还包括骑手帮带垃圾、售后快速补偿、缺货主动沟通、商品品质问题及时退款等。[s1][s4] 在即时零售场景中，用户对平台的信任不是一次性建立的，而是在一次次“菜新不新鲜、虾够不够秤、骑手快不快、售后麻不麻烦”的具体体验中累积。朴朴营销负责人“投1块钱广告不如用1块钱优化服务带来复购”的表述，正是这种服务文化的注脚。[s4][s23]

朴朴的广告语同样延续了家庭场景导向。“带娃买菜很辛苦，不如在家等朴朴”“尽情去跳广场舞，买菜可以用朴朴”等表达，把目标人群明确指向带娃父母和老年家庭，也把“买菜辛苦”这一日常痛点翻译成“手机下单、30分钟送达”的解决方案。[s4][s23] 与强调白领精致生活的新零售话术不同，朴朴的话术更接近社区邻里语言，直白、接地气、带有福建本地生活气息。[s4][s7]

骑手是服务文化的末端执行者。公开报道中，朴朴一方面被记录为骑手提供免费车电、免押金租金、超时免罚款等降低从业门槛的政策；[s1][s25] 另一方面，新浪财经2026年的调查也关注到兼职化用工、配送费下调和骑手收入稳定性等问题。[s30] 档案对此不作单向评价，只记录事实：即时零售平台的服务承诺最终由骑手完成，平台需要在履约时效、骑手成本、用户配送费和劳动关系之间持续调整。[s1][s30]

朴朴的组织能力也体现在“抠细节”上。大到800—1000平方米仓内的品类分区、冷藏冷冻温度、拣货路径，小到一盒虾多放一只、一个垃圾袋顺手带下楼，都是前置仓模型能否形成用户口碑的组成部分。[s4][s24] 21世纪商业评论报道称，朴朴能在福州、厦门等市场保持高复购，与其说是靠补贴，不如说是靠商品、履约和售后的稳定预期。[s24] 当用户知道“在朴朴下单，大概率半小时到、缺斤少两有人管、生鲜出问题能赔”，平台就从尝鲜工具变成家庭采购基础设施。[s24][s28]

从创始人经历看，陈兴文把广告公司对消费者心理的敏感，与苍穹生态农业对生鲜供应链的理解，合成了朴朴的服务方法论：用强供应链压低损耗和成本，用超预期服务制造口碑，用复购而非单纯拉新摊薄获客成本。[s1][s4][s15] 这套方法论未必适用于所有城市，但在福州、厦门等朴朴密度最高的市场，它确实支撑了平台从0到400多个前置仓、6万多名员工的扩张。[s28][s1][s24]

朴朴供应链的底层逻辑，可以概括为“用稳定订单换供应商效率，用本地短链保生鲜新鲜”。在福州、厦门等成熟市场，朴朴订单密度高、补货频次高，供应商可以围绕平台需求安排采摘、加工、包装和配送；平台则通过销售数据反过来指导品类和规格。[s24][s4] 对蔬菜、水果、水产这类价格波动大、损耗高的商品，短链路和快周转比一次性压价更重要。[s24]

媒体报道中提到的供应商合作条件，体现了零售平台对供应链的深度介入。朴朴对部分商品要求独家供货或定制规格，并以不退货、稳定采购等方式分担销售风险；作为交换，供应商提供更低报价和更灵活配合，部分商品报价较传统渠道低约30%—35%。[s1][s24] 这种合作并不适合所有供应商，但对能够配合标准化、规模化和高频补货的供应商而言，朴朴意味着确定的大批量订单。[s24]

“不退货”规则尤其值得记录。传统商超体系中，供应商常要承担滞销退货和账期压力；朴朴以平台承担销售风险的方式换取价格与响应，也把库存管理压力前置到自身的数据和订货能力上。[s1][s24] 这要求平台对单仓销量有更准确预测：订少了缺货，订多了损耗。朴朴生鲜损耗率约1.5%的报道口径，正是在这种背景下成为经营能力的指标之一。[s24]

净菜和半成品是供应链能力的另一种呈现。报道中提到的优野土豆丝等商品，把清洗、切配等厨房劳动放在供应链端完成，用户收到后可以直接下锅；[s4][s24] 对年轻家庭和上班族来说，这类商品节省的不是购物路程，而是备菜时间。它与朴朴30分钟达结合后，形成“下班路上点菜，到家附近取货/收货，很快开饭”的场景。[s28][s4] 后来的朴朴厨房内测，也可以看作这一逻辑从净菜向现制餐食的延伸。[s27]

服务文化方面，朴朴很少用宏大口号表达用户价值，而是把承诺落到具体动作。“多给一只虾”使用户在称重商品上获得超预期；[s1][s4] 骑手帮带垃圾、售后及时退款、品质问题快速补偿，使用户在平台上建立“出了问题有人管”的预期。[s1][s4] 朴朴营销负责人关于“1块钱广告不如1块钱优化服务带来复购”的表述，解释了为什么这些看似不划算的细节会被公司长期坚持。[s4][s23]

这类文化与陈兴文的广告背景并不矛盾。广告营销最核心的能力不是制造噱头，而是找到用户愿意传播和记住的记忆点；[s4] “多给一只虾”比任何品牌口号都更容易被家庭用户转述，因为它发生在打开餐盒、准备做饭的瞬间，直接关系到信任和惊喜。[s1][s4] 当这种记忆点在社区中反复出现，朴朴就不再只是一个低价App，而变成邻居之间会互相推荐的买菜渠道。[s4]

不过，服务承诺的规模复制离不开一线员工。官网显示朴朴员工超过6万人，[s28] 其中仓内和配送岗位占比很高；6万人的组织要在不同城市保持同样的称重、拣货、配送和售后标准，难度远大于单点服务创新。[s1][s30] 新浪财经对兼职化用工和配送费变化的调查提醒读者，即时零售的服务体验背后，同时存在成本效率与劳动者权益之间的现实张力。[s30] 档案记录这些细节，是为了完整呈现朴朴服务文化的组织基础及其代价。[s1][s30]

**English:** The front warehouse is just the front desk of Pu Pu, and what really determines its life and death is the back-end supply chain. Before Chen Xingwen founded Pupu, he worked for Fuzhou Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture Development Co., Ltd. Qixinbao information shows that he served as the company's executive director; public reports describe the company's business as fresh food supply for catering and retail channels, and central kitchen ingredient processing and distribution. [s15] [s1] This experience made Pupu not a pure Internet team when it started, but entered the home retail market with experience in agricultural product procurement, ingredient standardization, cold chain circulation and B-side delivery. [s1] [s5]

 The first feature of Pupu's supply chain is its deep integration with local suppliers in Fujian. Multiple media reports mentioned that Pupu has established a high-frequency replenishment system in mature markets such as Fuzhou and Xiamen by relying on a large number of local agricultural product suppliers, wholesalers and processing companies; vegetables, fruits, aquatic products, meat and poultry and other categories emphasize freshness, short links and rapid turnover. [s4] [s24] For front-end warehouses, fresh food loss is one of the biggest cost black holes. Replenishing too much will cause it to rot in the warehouse, while replenishing too little will cause shortages and hurt the experience. The local supply chain can shorten the time from the origin/wholesale market to the front-end warehouse, making small batches and high-frequency replenishment possible. [s24] [s7]

 The supplier cooperation rules also reflect the coexistence of Pupu’s strength and commitment. Public reports mentioned that Pu Pu requires some suppliers to provide exclusive supply or customized specifications, and promise not to return goods or press money at will; in exchange, suppliers need to give competitive quotations, and the quotations for some products can be about 30% to 35% lower than traditional channels. [s1] [s24] "No returns" means that the platform bears sales risks for suppliers, and can be exchanged for suppliers' cooperation in price, quality control and response speed; exclusive supply and customized specifications help Pupu differentiate its products from traditional supermarkets and avoid completely homogeneous price wars. [s24] [s4]

 The statement "more than 2,000 loyal suppliers" also appeared in the report to describe the supply network Pu Pu has accumulated in the Fujian and South China markets. The number [s1] comes from media interviews and is not a company audit disclosure, but it is mutually confirmed with Pupu’s high-density operations in Fuzhou and Xiamen: when a platform has enough front-end warehouses and stable orders in a single city, its suppliers’ bargaining power, customization capabilities, and replenishment efficiency will be significantly improved. [s1] [s8] Clean vegetables and semi-finished ingredients such as Youye Shredded Potatoes are reported to be popular products among home users on the Pupu platform. Such products move kitchen tasks such as washing, cutting, and preparing to the supply chain, meeting the needs of young families to "prepare meals within 30 minutes." [s4] [s24]

 In terms of service culture, "give one more shrimp" is Pu Pu's most frequently repeated detail. Reports such as Financial World Weekly and Jincuo Dao Case mentioned that when Pu Pu sells 250 grams of boxed shrimp, the actual weight is often around 260 grams, and an extra shrimp is included. When users place an order for shrimp, they open the box and find that the quantity exceeds expectations, which naturally leads to good reviews and repeat purchases. [s1] [s4] This detail may seem simple, but it accurately reflects the combination of Chen Xingwen’s advertising and marketing background and fresh food supply chain capabilities: advertisers know what details are most easily perceived and relayed by users, and the supply chain team must ensure that this “oversupply” does not break down costs. [s4] [s23]

 Similar service designs also include riders helping to collect garbage, quick after-sales compensation, proactive communication about shortages, and timely refunds for product quality issues. [s1] [s4] In the real-time retail scenario, users' trust in the platform is not established at one time, but accumulated through the specific experiences of "the food is not fresh, the shrimp is not enough, the rider is fast, and the after-sales service is not troublesome". Pu Pu’s marketing manager’s statement that “it’s better to invest 1 yuan in advertising than to use 1 yuan to optimize services to bring repeat purchases” is a footnote to this service culture. [s4] [s23]

 Pu Pu's advertising slogan also continues the family scene orientation. Expressions such as "It's hard to buy groceries with children, why not wait for Pu Pu at home", "Let's go dance in the square and use Pu Pu when buying groceries", etc., clearly target the parents with children and elderly families, and also translate the daily pain point of "buying groceries is hard" into a solution of "place an order on your mobile phone and get it delivered in 30 minutes". [s4] [s23] Different from the new retail language that emphasizes the exquisite life of white-collar workers, Pu Pu’s language is closer to the language of the community, straightforward, down-to-earth, and has the flavor of local Fujian life. [s4] [s7]

 Riders are the end performers of service culture. In public reports, on the one hand, Pu Pu was recorded as providing riders with policies such as free electricity, no deposit rent, no fines for overtime, and other policies that lower the threshold for employment; [s1] [s25] On the other hand, Sina Finance’s 2026 investigation also paid attention to issues such as part-time employment, reduced delivery fees, and rider income stability. The [s30] file does not make a one-way evaluation of this, but only records the facts: the service commitments of the instant retail platform are ultimately fulfilled by the riders, and the platform needs to continuously adjust between performance timeliness, rider costs, user delivery fees, and labor relations. [s1] [s30]

 Pu Pu’s organizational skills are also reflected in his “picking out details”. As large as the category zoning, refrigeration and freezing temperatures, and picking paths in the 800-1,000 square meter warehouse, as small as putting an extra shrimp in a box and carrying a garbage bag downstairs, they are all components of whether the front-end warehouse model can form a good reputation among users. [s4] [s24] 21st Century Business Review reported that Pu Pu was able to maintain high repurchase rates in markets such as Fuzhou and Xiamen not so much by subsidies but by stable expectations for products, contract performance and after-sales. [s24] When users know that “when placing an order at Pu Pu, there is a high probability that it will arrive within half an hour, there will be someone to take care of any shortages, and you will be compensated for any problems with fresh food,” the platform will transform from a tool for early adopters into a household purchasing infrastructure. [s24] [s28]

 Judging from the founder's experience, Chen Xingwen combined the advertising company's sensitivity to consumer psychology with Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture's understanding of the fresh food supply chain, and synthesized a simple service methodology: use a strong supply chain to reduce losses and costs, use services that exceed expectations to create reputation, and use repeat purchases instead of simply attracting new customers to dilute customer acquisition costs. [s1] [s4] [s15] This methodology may not be applicable to all cities, but in Fuzhou, Xiamen and other markets with the highest density, it has indeed supported the expansion of the platform from 0 to more than 400 front-end warehouses and more than 60,000 employees. [s28] [s1] [s24]

 The underlying logic of Pupu's supply chain can be summarized as "exchanging stable orders for supplier efficiency, and using local short chains to ensure freshness." In mature markets such as Fuzhou and Xiamen, Pupu has high order density and high replenishment frequency. Suppliers can arrange picking, processing, packaging and distribution around the needs of the platform; the platform in turn guides categories and specifications through sales data. [s24] [s4] For commodities with large price fluctuations and high losses such as vegetables, fruits, and aquatic products, short links and fast turnover are more important than one-time price reduction. [s24]

 The supplier cooperation conditions mentioned in media reports reflect the retail platform’s deep involvement in the supply chain. Pupu requires exclusive supply or customized specifications for some products, and shares sales risks by non-return, stable procurement, etc. In exchange, suppliers provide lower quotations and more flexible cooperation, and the quotations of some commodities are about 30%-35% lower than those through traditional channels. [s1] [s24] This kind of cooperation is not suitable for all suppliers, but for suppliers who can cooperate with standardization, scale and high-frequency replenishment, Pupu means confirmed large-volume orders. [s24]

 The "no returns" rule is especially worth documenting. In the traditional supermarket system, suppliers often have to bear the pressure of unsalable returns and payment deadlines; Pupu uses the platform to bear sales risks in exchange for price and response, and also puts the pressure of inventory management on its own data and ordering capabilities. [s1] [s24] This requires the platform to have a more accurate prediction of single warehouse sales: ordering too little will lead to shortages, and ordering too much will lead to losses. The reported loss rate of Pu Pu Fresh Food is about 1.5%. It is against this background that it has become one of the indicators of operating capabilities. [s24]

 Clean vegetables and semi-finished products are another manifestation of supply chain capabilities. For products such as Youye Shredded Potatoes mentioned in the report, kitchen work such as cleaning and cutting is completed at the supply chain end, and users can cook them directly after receiving them; [s4] [s24] For young families and office workers, this type of product saves not shopping distance, but food preparation time. After it is combined with Pupu’s 30-minute delivery, it forms a scenario of “ordering food on the way to get off work, picking up/receiving the goods near home, and eating quickly”. [s28] S4’s later Pupu Kitchen internal testing can also be seen as an extension of this logic from clean dishes to freshly prepared meals. [s27]

 In terms of service culture, Pupu rarely uses grand slogans to express user value, but instead puts its commitments into concrete actions. "Give one more shrimp" allows users to get more than expected from weighed goods; [s1] and [s4] riders help take away garbage, promptly refund after-sales, and quickly compensate for quality problems, allowing users to build up the expectation that "if there is a problem, someone will take care of it" on the platform. [s1] [s4] Pu Pu’s marketing manager’s statement that “1 yuan for advertising is not as good as 1 yuan for optimized services to bring repeat purchases”, explaining why these seemingly uneconomical details are persisted by the company for a long time. [s4] [s23]

 This kind of culture is not inconsistent with Chen Xingwen’s advertising background. The core ability of advertising and marketing is not to create gimmicks, but to find memory points that users are willing to spread and remember; [s4] "Give one more shrimp" is more easily recited by home users than any brand slogan, because it occurs at the moment of opening the lunch box and preparing to cook, and is directly related to trust and surprise. [s1] [s4] When this kind of memory point appears repeatedly in the community, Pupu is no longer just a low-price app, but becomes a grocery shopping channel that neighbors recommend to each other. [s4]

 However, replicating service commitments at scale cannot be achieved without front-line employees. The official website shows that Pupu has more than 60,000 employees, [s28] of which warehouse and distribution positions account for a high proportion; it is far more difficult for an organization of 60,000 people to maintain the same weighing, picking, distribution and after-sales standards in different cities than single-point service innovation. [s1] [s30] Sina Finance’s investigation into changes in part-time employment and delivery fees reminds readers that behind the service experience of just-in-time retail, there is a realistic tension between cost efficiency and workers’ rights. The [s30] archives record these details in order to fully present the organizational foundation and costs of a simple service culture. [s1] [s30]

### 5. 福州、厦门与家庭餐桌：朴朴的根据地市场 / Fuzhou, Xiamen and family dining tables: simple base markets

朴朴真正的“大本营”是福建，尤其是福州和厦门。2016年9月在福州正式运营后，朴朴没有急于全国铺开，而是先在福州反复加密前置仓、打磨供应链和用户习惯。[s28][s29] 闽商网等本地媒体在早期报道中，把朴朴视为福州移动互联网零售和生鲜配送的代表企业，关注其如何用App、前置仓和骑手网络改变市民买菜方式。[s7][s8]

福州市场的特殊性在于，它既有永辉这样从福州走向全国的商超巨头，也有密集的农贸市场、社区小店和成熟的家庭餐桌消费习惯。人民网2018年关于永辉“成人礼”的报道，从侧面呈现了福州零售竞争的厚度：本地商超巨头长期占据家庭采购心智，农贸市场仍保留价格和新鲜度优势，新进入者必须在价格、便利和体验上给出明确理由。[s17] 朴朴的选择不是与传统超市正面拼门店，而是把战场转移到手机和社区前置仓：用户不用逛，不用拎，不用等第二天，30分钟内送到家。[s7][s28]

市场渗透数据常被媒体用来证明朴朴在福州的成功。21世纪商业评论、财经天下周刊等报道提到，朴朴在福州的家庭用户渗透率一度达到约70%，作为对照，永辉在当地的渗透率约50%；福州、厦门市场的客单价约80元，成熟前置仓日均订单可达3000单以上，广州部分仓甚至出现4000单以上的口径。[s24][s1] 这些数字来自媒体报道和行业调研口径，并非公司审计数据，但不同报道在“福州、厦门为朴朴最成熟、最高密度市场”这一点上高度一致。对前置仓而言，渗透率和订单密度就是利润模型的地基。[s24][s8]

高渗透率背后，是朴朴对福州家庭生活节奏的适应。南方城市生鲜采购频次高，蔬菜、水产、水果讲究新鲜，家庭用户往往一天一买或一餐一买；传统买菜需要到菜场或超市，耗时耗力，而朴朴用30分钟达把临时加菜、下班买菜、雨天采购、带娃无法出门等场景全部接住。[s4][s7] 对老人，朴朴用“尽情去跳广场舞，买菜可以用朴朴”这样的广告语降低心理门槛；对年轻父母，则用“带娃买菜很辛苦，不如在家等朴朴”直接击中照护压力。[s4][s23]

厦门是朴朴“下山”的第一站。2018年7月，朴朴进入厦门，把福州跑通的模型复制到福建省内另一座高消费、高密度城市。[s29][s8] 厦门与福州在城市规模、人口结构和商业环境上存在差异，但同属福建、生活习惯接近、供应链可依托省内网络协同，这使朴朴能够以较低试错成本完成第一次跨城复制。[s8][s7] 公开报道中，厦门后来与福州并列为朴朴客单价和渗透率最稳的成熟市场。[s24]

在福州、厦门的根据地市场，朴朴还与竞争对手形成了此消彼长的格局。媒体报道提到，盒马曾进入福州后又退出，叮咚买菜在福州、厦门等市场出现收缩，朴朴则凭借本土供应链、仓密度和服务口碑守住市场。[s1][s24] 这一过程并非简单的“朴朴打败谁”，而是不同模式在区域市场的成本结构差异：全国性平台在单城密度不足时，前置仓履约成本和营销成本难以摊薄；朴朴长期聚焦少数城市，把仓、骑手、供应商和用户复购密度做厚，更容易跨过盈亏平衡线。[s11][s24]

2018年是朴朴在福建市场站稳脚跟的关键年份。东方烟草报·金周刊2018年11月的报道已关注到朴朴在福州零售渠道中的新角色；[s9] 人民网同年12月关于永辉的报道则显示，福州本地零售竞争已进入线上线下融合、传统商超与新兴平台共同争夺家庭用户的阶段。[s17] 也正是在这一时期，朴朴内部年会提出“朴朴是时候下山了”：在福州苦练武功之后，要把厦门作为走出根据地的第一步，再把其他城市当作检验模式的“练剑场”。[s9][s23]

朴朴在根据地市场的另一项资产，是雇主和组织规模。官网显示，朴朴员工超过6万人；[s28] 媒体报道称其前置仓数量达400多个。[s1][s24] 对一家从福州起步的民营零售企业而言，6万多名员工意味着大量仓内拣货、配送、客服、采购、运维和城市管理岗位；这些岗位多数直接服务本地社区，也使朴朴成为福州即时零售和城市生活服务的重要雇主之一。[s28][s25]

九周年时的一个细节，可以看出朴朴与福州用户关系的本地化色彩。2025年9月12日前后，朴朴开业九周年，公司在福州总部楼下摆起小吃摊，与员工和用户互动。[s25] 对一家年营收被报道约300亿元的公司来说，这不是大型品牌发布会，而更像社区店铺的周年庆；这种接地气的动作，与朴朴早年广告语、骑手帮带垃圾、“多给一只虾”等细节一脉相承。[s25][s4]

福州和厦门证明了朴朴模式的上限：当一座城市的仓密度、供应链、骑手网络和用户复购同时成立，前置仓可以从“烧钱换增长”的概念变成可持续的零售基础设施。[s24][s28] 但根据地市场的成功也带来新的问题：这套高度依赖本地供应链和密度的模型，离开福建之后还能不能成立？2018年“下山”之后，朴朴必须用深圳、广州、武汉、成都等城市回答这个问题。[s6][s8][s29]

福州市场对朴朴的意义，类似于“总校”和“兵工厂”。朴朴在这里完成了从前置仓选址、仓内作业、供应链补货到骑手履约的全套训练，也在这里形成了最早的品牌口碑。[s7][s28] 闽商网等本地媒体报道显示，朴朴早期就被视为福州零售业的新变量，它把移动互联网下单与本地生鲜供应结合起来，改变了部分市民“买菜必须到菜场或超市”的习惯。[s7][s9]

朴朴在福州面对的竞争并不弱。永辉从福州起家并成长为全国性商超企业，长期熟悉福建家庭消费；[s17] 农贸市场在价格和新鲜度上仍有优势，社区小店则在应急购买上方便。朴朴的差异化在于“不用出门”和“30分钟达”：用户不必在下班后再拖着疲惫身体逛菜场，也不必为了几根葱、一袋米、一箱水亲自搬运。[s28][s4] 对带娃家庭和老年用户，这种便利尤其容易转化为高频使用。[s4][s23]

厦门作为“下山”第一站，承担了跨城复制的验证功能。2018年7月进入厦门后，朴朴把福州的仓型、SKU、广告语和服务标准迁移过去，同时根据厦门本地消费习惯调整品类。[s29][s8] 厦门与福州距离近、供应链协同方便，又同样具备较高的家庭消费能力和移动互联网接受度，因此成为朴朴从“福州公司”变成“福建区域公司”的关键一步。[s8][s24]

竞争格局的变化也发生在这一阶段。媒体报道提到，盒马进入福州后退出，叮咚买菜在福州、厦门等地收缩，朴朴则继续保持本地高密度运营。[s1][s24] 这类市场变化不能简单归因于单一企业优劣，更应看到前置仓模式对区域密度的依赖：全国性平台若在单个城市订单密度不足，仓租、骑手和营销成本难以摊薄；朴朴长期深耕福州、厦门，把仓和用户都做密，模型更容易跨过盈亏线。[s11][s24]

2018年前后，朴朴在福建的高关注度也可从本地和全国媒体报道中看出。东方烟草报·金周刊2018年关注朴朴作为零售新渠道的变化，[s9] 人民网同年关于永辉“成人礼”的报道则呈现了福州零售市场线上线下竞争加剧的大背景。[s17] 正是在这一年，朴朴内部年会提出“下山”：此前在福州苦练武功，接下来要让其他城市成为“练剑场”。[s9][s23]

到2025年九周年时，朴朴在福州总部楼下摆小吃摊与用户互动，[s25] 这一动作与公司规模形成鲜明对照：一边是年营收被报道约300亿元、员工超过6万人的区域零售巨头，[s24][s28] 另一边仍是用社区摊点、家常话术和邻里关系维护品牌温度的朴朴。[s25][s4] 福州市场不仅贡献了朴朴早期的订单和利润，也塑造了它理解家庭用户的方式。[s4][s7]

**English:** Pu Pu’s real “home base” is Fujian, especially Fuzhou and Xiamen. After officially operating in Fuzhou in September 2016, Pu Pu did not rush to roll it out across the country. Instead, he first repeatedly encrypted the front warehouse and polished the supply chain and user habits in Fuzhou. [s28] [s29] In early reports, local media such as Fujian Business Network regarded Pupu as a representative enterprise of mobile Internet retail and fresh food delivery in Fuzhou, paying attention to how it uses apps, front-end warehouses and rider networks to change the way citizens buy food. [s7] [s8]

 The particularity of the Fuzhou market is that it has both Yonghui, a supermarket giant that has spread from Fuzhou to the country, and a dense farmer's market, community shops and mature family dining table consumption habits. People's Daily Online's 2018 report on Yonghui's "coming-of-age ceremony" showed the depth of retail competition in Fuzhou from the side: local supermarket giants have long occupied the minds of household purchases, and farmers' markets still retain their price and freshness advantages. New entrants must give clear reasons in terms of price, convenience and experience. [s17] Pu Pu’s choice is not to compete with traditional supermarkets for stores, but to shift the battlefield to mobile phones and community front warehouses: users do not need to shop, carry, or wait for the next day, and it will be delivered to their homes within 30 minutes. [s7] [s28]

 Market penetration data are often used by the media to prove Pu Pu’s success in Fuzhou. Reports such as 21st Century Business Review and Financial World Weekly mentioned that Pupu's home user penetration rate in Fuzhou once reached about 70%. As a comparison, Yonghui's local penetration rate is about 50%; the customer price in the Fuzhou and Xiamen markets is about 80 yuan, and the average daily orders for mature front-end warehouses can reach more than 3,000 orders. Some warehouses in Guangzhou even have more than 4,000 orders. [s24] [s1] These figures come from media reports and industry surveys, not company audit data. However, different reports are highly consistent on the point that "Fuzhou and Xiamen are Pupu's most mature and highest-density markets." [s24] [s8]

 Behind the high penetration rate is Pu Pu’s adaptation to the rhythm of Fuzhou family life. The frequency of fresh food purchases in southern cities is high, and vegetables, aquatic products, and fruits are all about freshness. Household users often buy them once a day or for every meal. Traditionally, shopping for vegetables requires going to the market or supermarket, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Pu Pu takes 30 minutes to cover all scenarios such as last-minute grocery shopping, grocery shopping after get off work, purchasing on rainy days, and being unable to go out with children. [s4] [s7] For the elderly, Pu Pu lowers the psychological threshold with slogans such as "Go square dancing to your heart's content, and buy groceries with Pu Pu." For young parents, Pu Pu directly hits the pressure of caregiving with the slogan "It's hard to take your baby shopping for groceries, so it's better to wait for Pu Pu at home." [s4] [s23]

 Xiamen is Pu Pu’s first stop for “going down the mountain”. In July 2018, Pupu entered Xiamen and copied the Fuzhou Paotong model to another high-consumption, high-density city in Fujian Province. [s29] [s8] Xiamen and Fuzhou are different in city size, population structure and business environment, but they both belong to Fujian, have similar living habits, and the supply chain can rely on intra-provincial network coordination, which allows Pu Pu to complete the first cross-city replication at a low trial and error cost. [s8] [s7] According to public reports, Xiamen later tied with Fuzhou as the mature market with the most stable unit price and penetration rate of Puke. [s24]

 In the base markets of Fuzhou and Xiamen, Pupu has also formed a pattern of ebb and flow with its competitors. Media reports mentioned that Hema once entered Fuzhou and then withdrew, and Dingdong Maicai experienced shrinkage in markets such as Fuzhou and Xiamen. Pu Pu relied on its local supply chain, warehouse density and service reputation to maintain the market. [s1] [s24] This process is not a simple matter of "who Pu Pu defeats", but the cost structure difference between different models in the regional market: when the density of a national platform in a single city is insufficient, front-end warehouse fulfillment costs and marketing costs are difficult to dilute; Pu Pu focuses on a few cities for a long time, increasing the density of warehouses, riders, suppliers and users to repurchase, making it easier to cross the break-even line. [s11] [s24]

 2018 is a critical year for Pu Pu to gain a foothold in the Fujian market. Oriental Tobacco News and Golden Weekly's report in November 2018 has paid attention to Pu Pu's new role in Fuzhou's retail channels; [s9] People's Daily's report on Yonghui in December of the same year showed that Fuzhou's local retail competition has entered a stage of online and offline integration, with traditional supermarkets and emerging platforms competing for home users. [s17] It was also during this period that Pu Pu's internal annual meeting proposed that "it's time for Pu Pu to come down the mountain": after practicing martial arts hard in Fuzhou, Xiamen should be used as the first step out of the base area, and other cities should be used as "sword training grounds" to test the model. [s9] [s23]

 Another asset that Pu Pu has in the base market is its employer and organizational scale. The official website shows that Pupu has more than 60,000 employees; [s28] media reported that it has more than 400 front-end warehouses. [s1] [s24] For a private retail company that started in Fuzhou, more than 60,000 employees mean a large number of warehouse picking, distribution, customer service, procurement, operation and maintenance, and city management positions; most of these positions directly serve the local community, making Pu Pu one of the important employers of real-time retail and urban life services in Fuzhou. [s28] [s25]

 A detail on the ninth anniversary shows the localized nature of the relationship between Pu Pu and Fuzhou users. Around September 12, 2025, the ninth anniversary of Pu Pu’s opening, the company set up a food stall downstairs at the Fuzhou headquarters to interact with employees and users. [s25] For a company whose annual revenue is reported to be about 30 billion yuan, this is not a large-scale brand launch conference, but more like an anniversary celebration of a community store; this down-to-earth action is in the same vein as Pu Pu’s early advertising slogans, riders helping to carry garbage, “give an extra shrimp” and other details. [s25] [s4]

 Fuzhou and Xiamen prove the upper limit of the Pupu model: when a city's warehouse density, supply chain, rider network and user repurchase are established at the same time, front-end warehouses can transform from the concept of "burning money in exchange for growth" into a sustainable retail infrastructure. [s24] [s28] However, the success of the base market also brings new questions: Can this model, which is highly dependent on local supply chain and density, still be established after leaving Fujian? After "going down the mountain" in 2018, Pu Pu must answer this question using cities such as Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, and Chengdu. [s6] [s8] [s29]

 The meaning of Fuzhou market to Pu Pu is similar to that of "main school" and "arsenal". Pu Pu completed a full set of training here from front warehouse site selection, warehouse operations, supply chain replenishment to rider performance, and also formed the earliest brand reputation here. [s7] [s28] Local media reports such as Fujian Business Network show that Pupu was regarded as a new variable in Fuzhou's retail industry in its early days. It combined mobile Internet ordering with local fresh food supply, changing the habit of some citizens who "have to go to the market or supermarket to buy food." [s7] [s9]

 The competition Pu Pu faces in Fuzhou is not weak. Yonghui started in Fuzhou and grew into a national supermarket company, and has long been familiar with household consumption in Fujian; the [s17] farmer's market still has advantages in price and freshness, while community stores are convenient for emergency purchases. Pupu's differentiation lies in "no need to go out" and "30-minute delivery": users do not have to drag their tired bodies to the market after get off work, nor do they have to carry a few green onions, a bag of rice, and a box of water themselves. [s28] [s4] For families with children and elderly users, this convenience is especially easy to translate into high-frequency use. [s4] [s23]

 The penetration figures in public reports show the density of the Fuzhou market. Reports such as 21st Century Business Review and Caijingtianxia mentioned that Pupu’s home user penetration rate in Fuzhou is about 70%, and Yonghui’s is about 50%; the unit price per customer in Fuzhou and Xiamen is about 80 yuan, and the average daily orders for mature warehouses are more than 3,000 orders. [s24] [s1] These figures are not company audit disclosures, but they are mutually corroborated with Pu Pu’s long-term high coverage and high density of warehouses in Fuzhou and Xiamen. [s24] [s8] For front-end warehouses, penetration rate and order density are the foundation of the profit model. [s11]

 Xiamen, as the first stop for "going down the mountain", assumes the verification function of cross-city replication. After entering Xiamen in July 2018, Pupu migrated Fuzhou's warehouse types, SKUs, advertising slogans and service standards, and at the same time adjusted its categories according to Xiamen's local consumption habits. [s29] [s8] Xiamen and Fuzhou are close to each other and have convenient supply chain coordination. They also have high household consumption power and mobile Internet acceptance. Therefore, it has become a key step for Pupu to transform from a "Fuzhou company" to a "Fujian regional company". [s8] [s24]

 Changes in the competitive landscape also occur at this stage. Media reports mentioned that Hema entered Fuzhou and then withdrew, Dingdong Maicai shrank in Fuzhou, Xiamen and other places, while Pupu continued to maintain high-density local operations. [s1] [s24] Such market changes cannot be simply attributed to the advantages and disadvantages of a single company. We should also see the dependence of the front-end warehouse model on regional density: if the order density of a national platform is insufficient in a single city, it will be difficult to spread warehouse rent, riders and marketing costs; Pu Pu has been deeply involved in Fuzhou and Xiamen for a long time, and has densely packed warehouses and users, making it easier for the model to cross the profit and loss line. [s11] [s24]

 Around 2018, Pu Pu’s high attention in Fujian can also be seen from local and national media reports. Oriental Tobacco News and Golden Weekly paid attention to the changes in Pu Pu as a new retail channel in 2018. [s9] People's Daily reported on Yonghui's "coming-of-age ceremony" in the same year, which presented the background of intensified online and offline competition in Fuzhou's retail market. [s17] It was in this year that Pu Pu proposed to "go down the mountain" at the internal annual meeting: before, he had practiced martial arts hard in Fuzhou, and next he wanted other cities to become "sword training grounds." [s9] [s23]

 By the ninth anniversary in 2025, Pu Pu will set up a food stall downstairs of the Fuzhou headquarters to interact with users. [s25] This action is in sharp contrast to the size of the company: on one side is a regional retail giant with annual revenue reported to be about 30 billion yuan and more than 60,000 employees. [s24] [s28] On the other side is Pu Pu, who still uses community stalls, homely talk and neighborly relations to maintain the warmth of the brand. [s25] [s4] The Fuzhou market not only contributed to Pu Pu’s early orders and profits, but also shaped the way it understands home users. [s4] [s7]

### 6. “下山”：从福州到九城的扩张节奏 / “Going down the mountain”: the pace of expansion from Fuzhou to Jiucheng

2018年，朴朴在福州跑通模型后，内部年会提出“朴朴是时候下山了”。这句话的完整比喻是：此前在福州苦练武功，现在要“下山”闯荡江湖，其他城市便是检验模式的“练剑场”。[s9][s23] 对一家重资产前置仓公司来说，“下山”不是简单开城，而是把选址、建仓、招聘、供应链、地推、履约和售后整套体系搬到陌生城市；每进一城，都意味着高额前期投入和漫长爬坡期。[s11][s6]

朴朴的城市进入时间线，公开招聘资料与媒体报道大体一致：2016年9月福州正式运营；2018年7月进入厦门；2019年5月进入深圳；2020年4月进入广州；2021年1月进入武汉；2021年5月进入成都；2021年进入佛山；2025年5月进入泉州。[s29][s28] 官网列出的已进入城市包括福州、厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都、泉州等；媒体报道常将其概括为9座城市左右。[s28][s6] 这一节奏远慢于许多互联网平台常见的“半年进几十城”，但与前置仓重模型的资金和管理要求相匹配。[s11][s23]

第一站厦门的意义在于省内复制。厦门与福州同属福建，饮食结构、供应链协同和品牌传播半径相近，朴朴可以把福州积累的供应商、仓管经验和营销话术迁移过去，同时测试跨城市管理能力。[s8][s29] 厦门跑通后，朴朴才真正跨省，于2019年5月进入深圳。[s29] 深圳是一线城市，租金高、节奏快、消费者选择多、即时零售和外卖平台竞争激烈；进入深圳意味着朴朴必须在更高成本环境中验证大仓模型。[s6][s11]

2020年4月，朴朴进入广州。[s29] 广州是华南零售重镇，消费者对生鲜价格、品质和夜宵、煲汤、糖水等本地场景有细致要求，同时也是各大商超、社区团购和即时零售平台必争之地。网易等媒体报道朴朴“不烧钱开到9座城市”时，也把广州、深圳等华南市场视为其省外扩张的关键检验。[s6] 报道中出现的广州部分仓日均4000单以上口径，说明华南市场在订单密度上具备潜力，但竞争和成本同样高于福州。[s24][s6]

2021年是朴朴扩张最密集的一年：1月进入武汉，5月进入成都，同年进入佛山。[s29] 武汉代表华中市场，成都代表西南市场，佛山则与广州、深圳共同构成珠三角网络。[s29][s8] 这一年的加速扩张，与公司2021年11月获得IDG资本领投战略融资、累计融资超过10亿美元的资本背景在时间上相邻；[s10] 但朴朴的扩张仍保持区域聚焦特征，没有全国撒网，而是围绕华南、华中和少数核心省会城市布局。[s6][s11]

泉州则是2025年5月才进入的“新城市”。[s29] 在福州、厦门已经成熟多年后，朴朴回到福建本土继续加密，进入泉州这座民营经济活跃、县域消费强、家庭采购需求稳定的城市。[s28][s25] 这一动作说明，即便在完成多轮融资、年营收约300亿元之后，朴朴仍把福建省内密度视为重要基本盘，而不是一味追逐新一线城市数量。[s24][s29]

媒体常用“慢，也许就是快”来形容朴朴的扩张策略。[s23] 这句话并非陈兴文频繁公开发言的语录，而是媒体对其经营节奏的概括：不追求城市数量的表面增长，而要求进入一座城市就把仓密度、订单密度和供应链效率做起来；模型跑不透就不冒进，成熟城市盈利反哺新城市爬坡。[s23][s11] 创业邦在讨论“朴朴是进还是退”时也指出，前置仓模式的关键不在故事大小，而在单城能否形成足够订单密度和履约效率。[s11]

这种“慢”的代价是错失部分风口和资本聚光灯。2018年至2021年，社区团购、新零售、即时零售轮番成为资本热点，许多平台以极高速度进入大量城市；朴朴却长期围绕福州、厦门和少数重点城市深耕，创始人陈兴文也极少公开站台。[s5][s23] 但“慢”的收益是，当行业进入降本增效周期时，朴朴在福州、厦门等成熟城市已经形成高渗透率和稳定复购，能够用区域利润支撑整体经营。[s24][s26]

朴朴官网将公司使命写为“让每个平凡的人活得更好”，并把30分钟达作为核心服务承诺。[s28] 扩张过程中，这套承诺需要在不同城市本地化：华南要适应本地生鲜品类和饮食结构，华中、西南要重建供应链和骑手网络，新城市开仓初期还要承担订单不足、租金偏高和用户教育成本。[s6][s8] 朴朴的做法是把福州验证过的大仓、SKU、自有品牌和服务标准迁移过去，再根据本地消费数据调整品类。[s24][s4]

到2025—2026年，朴朴已形成“福建根据地+华南+华中+西南”的城市网络，员工超过6万人，前置仓400多个。[s28][s1][s24] 与全国性平台相比，它的城市数量不算多；但在进入的城市里，它往往追求足够高的仓密度和家庭用户渗透率。[s6][s24] “下山”之后的朴朴没有成为一家遍地开花的公司，而是成为一家在少数城市扎得极深、令巨头不得不重视的即时零售玩家。[s1][s20]

朴朴的扩张顺序显示出明显的“先省内、再省外；先区域深耕、再多城铺开”特征。2016年福州、2018年厦门、2019年深圳、2020年广州、2021年武汉和成都、2025年泉州，[s29] 这一时间表不像资本驱动下的闪电扩张，更像一套按模型成熟度推进的开城节奏。[s23][s11] 每进入一个新城市，朴朴都要重新建仓、招人、组供应链、做地推，并等待用户形成复购习惯。[s6]

深圳是朴朴离开福建后的第一个重要考场。2019年5月进入深圳时，[s29] 它面对的是高租金、快节奏、强竞争和用户选择极多的一线城市环境；[s6] 如果大仓模型能在深圳成立，说明朴朴的能力不只是福建本地供应链红利。网易等媒体在“不烧钱的朴朴”相关报道中，也把深圳、广州等华南城市视为其省外复制的关键。[s6]

广州则检验了朴朴对本地饮食和生鲜消费的适配能力。广州家庭对食材新鲜度、品类细分和价格非常敏感，煲汤、糖水、夜宵、水产等消费场景丰富；[s6] 朴朴必须在SKU、采购和配送上做本地化调整。报道中广州部分仓日均订单4000单以上的口径，说明华南市场在成熟后能提供很高订单密度，但竞争与运营成本也同样高。[s24][s6]

2021年进入武汉、成都和佛山，使朴朴从福建、华南进一步扩展到华中和西南。[s29] 武汉和成都都是省会级大市场，消费人口多、餐饮和生鲜需求旺盛，但距离福建供应链核心更远，需要重建本地采购和仓配体系；[s8][s11] 佛山则与广州、深圳形成珠三角网络，有助于区域仓配和品牌协同。[s6][s29] 这一年的扩张与IDG资本领投融资在时间上相邻，资本为开城提供了资金支持，但朴朴仍没有走向全国撒网。[s10][s11]

泉州开城则说明朴朴对福建基本盘的重视。2025年5月，朴朴进入泉州，[s29] 此时公司已经被报道年营收约300亿元、员工超过6万人，[s24][s28] 但它仍选择回到福建省内继续加密，而不是单纯追求城市名单变长。[s25][s29] 这与其“慢，也许就是快”的经营节奏一致：先把一个区域打透，再用区域利润和管理经验支撑下一个区域。[s23]

“慢”并不意味着保守，而是前置仓重模型下的理性选择。创业邦在讨论朴朴“进还是退”时指出，前置仓模式的核心是单城订单密度和履约效率，城市数量本身不构成护城河；[s11] 如果开城速度超过管理半径和供应链能力，新城市亏损会迅速吞噬成熟城市利润。[s11][s24] 朴朴选择少进城市、进了就做深，与其2024年盈利拐点之间存在直接关系。[s23][s26]

官网披露的入驻城市名单与媒体报道中“9城”口径，共同呈现了朴朴截至2025—2026年的城市版图。[s28][s6] 与全国性平台相比，这个版图不大；但在这些城市内部，朴朴追求的是仓点、骑手、供应链和用户心智的高密度。[s24] “下山”后的朴朴没有成为一家到处插旗的公司，而是把福州练出的武功，少数几个城市里反复练成了区域规模优势。[s9][s23]

**English:** In 2018, after Pu Pu ran through the model in Fuzhou, the internal annual meeting proposed that "it is time for Pu Pu to come down the mountain." The complete metaphor of this sentence is: I used to practice martial arts hard in Fuzhou, and now I want to "go down the mountain" to explore the world. Other cities are the "sword training grounds" to test the model. [s9] [s23] For an asset-heavy front-end warehouse company, "going down the mountain" is not simply opening a city, but moving the entire system of site selection, warehouse building, recruitment, supply chain, local promotion, contract fulfillment and after-sales to an unfamiliar city; every time it enters a city, it means high initial investment and a long climbing period. [s11] [s6]

 Pu Pu's city entry timeline, public recruitment materials and media reports are generally consistent: Fuzhou officially opened in September 2016; entered Xiamen in July 2018; entered Shenzhen in May 2019; entered Guangzhou in April 2020; entered Wuhan in January 2021; entered Chengdu in May 2021; entered Foshan in 2021; entered Quanzhou in May 2025. The cities listed on the [s29] [s28] official website include Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Quanzhou, etc.; media reports often summarize it as about 9 cities. [s28] [s6] This pace is much slower than the "dozens of cities in half a year" common to many Internet platforms, but it matches the capital and management requirements of the front-end warehouse model. [s11] [s23]

 The significance of the first stop in Xiamen is to replicate within the province. Xiamen and Fuzhou both belong to Fujian, and have similar food structures, supply chain collaboration and brand communication radius. Pu Pu can transfer the suppliers, warehouse management experience and marketing skills accumulated in Fuzhou, while testing cross-city management capabilities. [s8] [s29] After running through Xiamen, Pu Pu truly crossed the province and entered Shenzhen in May 2019. [s29] Shenzhen is a first-tier city with high rents, fast pace, many consumer choices, and fierce competition among instant retail and takeout platforms; entering Shenzhen means that Pupu must verify the Okura model in a higher-cost environment. [s6] [s11]

 In April 2020, Pu Pu entered Guangzhou. [s29] Guangzhou is a major retail town in South China. Consumers have detailed requirements for the price and quality of fresh food, as well as local scenes such as late-night snacks, soups, and sweets. It is also a battleground for major supermarkets, community group buying, and instant retail platforms. When NetEase and other media reported that Pu Pu had "opened in 9 cities without burning money," they also regarded Guangzhou, Shenzhen and other southern China markets as key tests for its expansion outside the province. The [s6] report showed that some warehouses in Guangzhou have an average of more than 4,000 orders per day, indicating that the South China market has potential in terms of order density, but competition and costs are also higher than in Fuzhou. [s24] [s6]

 2021 is the year of Pupu’s most intensive expansion: it entered Wuhan in January, Chengdu in May, and Foshan in the same year. [s29] Wuhan represents the central China market, Chengdu represents the southwestern market, and Foshan, together with Guangzhou and Shenzhen, forms the Pearl River Delta network. [s29] [s8] This year's accelerated expansion is adjacent in time to the company's capital background of receiving strategic financing from IDG Capital in November 2021, with cumulative financing exceeding US$1 billion; [s10] However, Pu Pu's expansion still maintains the characteristics of regional focus. It does not cast a nationwide net, but is centered around South China, Central China and a few core provincial capital cities. [s6] [s11]

 Quanzhou is a “new city” that will only enter in May 2025. After [s29] has matured in Fuzhou and Xiamen for many years, Pupu returned to Fujian and continued to expand, entering Quanzhou, a city with an active private economy, strong county consumption, and stable household purchasing needs. [s28] [s25] This action shows that even after completing multiple rounds of financing and annual revenue of approximately 30 billion yuan, Pu Pu still regards the density of Fujian Province as an important fundamental, rather than blindly chasing the number of new first-tier cities. [s24] [s29]

 The media often use "slow, maybe fast" to describe Pu Pu's expansion strategy. [s23] This sentence is not a quotation from Chen Xingwen’s frequent public speeches, but a summary of his business rhythm by the media: instead of pursuing superficial growth in the number of cities, he requires that when entering a city, he must improve warehouse density, order density and supply chain efficiency; if the model cannot be fully understood, he will not advance rashly, and the profits of mature cities will feed back the growth of new cities. [s23] [s11] When discussing whether Pu Pu is advancing or retreating, Chuangye.net also pointed out that the key to the front-end warehouse model is not the size of the story, but whether sufficient order density and fulfillment efficiency can be achieved in a single city. [s11]

 The price of this "slowness" is missing out on some of the opportunities and capital spotlight. From 2018 to 2021, community group buying, new retail, and instant retail have taken turns to become capital hot spots, and many platforms have entered a large number of cities at a very high speed; Pupu has been focusing on Fuzhou, Xiamen and a few key cities for a long time, and its founder Chen Xingwen rarely makes his platform public. [s5] [s23] But the "slow" benefit is that when the industry enters a cycle of cost reduction and efficiency improvement, Pupu has achieved high penetration and stable repurchase in mature cities such as Fuzhou and Xiamen, and can use regional profits to support overall operations. [s24] [s26]

 Pupu's official website writes the company's mission as "let every ordinary person live a better life" and regards 30-minute delivery as its core service commitment. During the expansion process of [s28], this set of commitments needs to be localized in different cities: South China needs to adapt to local fresh food categories and food structures, Central and Southwest China need to rebuild the supply chain and rider network, and new cities have to bear insufficient orders, high rents, and user education costs in the early stages of opening a warehouse. [s6] [s8] Pu Pu’s approach is to migrate the warehouses, SKUs, private brands and service standards that have been verified in Fuzhou, and then adjust the categories based on local consumption data. [s24] [s4]

 By 2025-2026, Pupu has formed an urban network of "Fujian Base + South China + Central China + Southwest", with more than 60,000 employees and more than 400 front-end warehouses. [s28] [s1] [s24] Compared with national platforms, its number of cities is not large; but in the cities it enters, it often pursues sufficiently high warehouse density and household user penetration. After [s6] [s24] "going down the mountain", Pupu did not become a company that flourished everywhere, but became an instant retail player with deep roots in a few cities that the giants had to pay attention to. [s1] [s20]

 Pu Pu's expansion sequence shows the obvious characteristics of "first inside the province, then outside the province; first deep cultivation in the region, and then spread out in multiple cities." Fuzhou in 2016, Xiamen in 2018, Shenzhen in 2019, Guangzhou in 2020, Wuhan and Chengdu in 2021, Quanzhou in 2025, [s29] This timetable is not like lightning expansion driven by capital, but more like a set of city opening rhythms promoted according to the maturity of the model. [s23] [s11] Every time he enters a new city, Pu Pu has to build a new warehouse, recruit people, form a supply chain, do local promotion, and wait for users to form a habit of repurchasing. [s6]

 Shenzhen is Pu Pu’s first important examination place after leaving Fujian. When [s29] entered Shenzhen in May 2019, it faced a first-tier urban environment with high rents, fast pace, strong competition, and numerous user choices; [s6] If the Okura model can be established in Shenzhen, it shows that Pupu's capabilities are not just Fujian's local supply chain dividends. NetEase and other media also regard Shenzhen, Guangzhou and other southern Chinese cities as the key to its replication outside the province in reports related to "Pu Pu who does not burn money". [s6]

 Guangzhou tested Pu Pu’s ability to adapt to local food and fresh food consumption. Families in Guangzhou are very sensitive to the freshness of ingredients, category segmentation and price, and there are many consumption scenarios such as soup, sugar water, late-night snacks, and aquatic products; [s6] Pupu must make localized adjustments in SKU, procurement and distribution. According to the report, some warehouses in Guangzhou have an average daily order volume of more than 4,000 orders, indicating that the South China market can provide a very high order density after it matures, but competition and operating costs are also high. [s24] [s6]

 Entering Wuhan, Chengdu and Foshan in 2021 will further expand Pupu from Fujian and South China to central and southwest China. [s29] Wuhan and Chengdu are both large provincial capital markets with large consumer populations and strong demand for catering and fresh food. However, they are further away from the core of Fujian's supply chain and need to rebuild local procurement and warehousing systems; [s8] [s11] Foshan forms a Pearl River Delta network with Guangzhou and Shenzhen, which is helpful for regional warehousing and brand coordination. [s6] [s29] This year’s expansion coincides with the investment and financing led by IDG Capital. The capital provided financial support to Kaicheng, but Pu Pu still has not spread its net across the country. [s10] [s11]

 Quanzhou Kaicheng shows that Pu Pu attaches great importance to Fujian's basic market. In May 2025, Pupu entered Quanzhou. [s29] At this time, the company had been reported to have annual revenue of approximately 30 billion yuan and more than 60,000 employees. [s24] [s28] However, it still chose to return to Fujian Province to continue encryption, rather than simply pursuing a longer list of cities. [s25] [s29] This is consistent with its "slow, maybe fast" business rhythm: first penetrate one area, and then use regional profits and management experience to support the next area. [s23]

 "Slow" does not mean conservative, but a rational choice under the front-loaded warehouse model. When discussing Pu Pu’s “advance or retreat”, Chuangye Bang pointed out that the core of the front-end warehouse model is the order density and fulfillment efficiency of a single city, and the number of cities itself does not constitute a moat; [s11] If the speed of city opening exceeds the management radius and supply chain capabilities, the losses in new cities will quickly eat up the profits of mature cities. [s11] [s24] There is a direct relationship between Pu Pu’s choice to enter fewer cities and go deeper when he does, and his profit turning point in 2024. [s23] [s26]

 Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Quanzhou and other cities listed on the official website, as well as the "9 cities" caliber in media reports, present Pupu's city map as of 2025-2026. [s28] [s6] Compared with national platforms, this territory is not large; but within these cities, Pupu pursues high density of warehouses, riders, supply chains and user minds. [s24] After going down the mountain, Pupu did not become a company that planted its flag everywhere. Instead, it took the martial arts developed in Fuzhou and repeatedly practiced them in a few cities to achieve regional scale advantages. [s9] [s23]

### 7. 融资、IPO与被围猎：朴朴的资本十年 / Financing, IPO and being hunted: Pu Pu’s ten years of capital

朴朴的资本路径，与其经营节奏一样低调。官网公司介绍称，朴朴自成立以来完成7轮融资；[s28] 职友集、启信宝等融资信息平台则按轮次列出其多笔融资记录。[s12][s14] 公开报道可确认的早期融资包括：2018年8月前后获得高榕资本（高榕创投）千万级人民币投资；2019年3月完成5500万美元B轮融资，泰合资本担任财务顾问；2019年下半年继续完成B轮系列融资，合计约1亿美元；2021年11月完成IDG资本领投的战略融资，创业邦等媒体报道称累计融资超过10亿美元。[s12][s22][s10]

2019年是朴朴融资和市场关注度第一次明显升温的年份。亿欧在当年3月的报道中曾以“朴朴要价6亿美金”为题讨论这家福州前置仓玩家的融资逻辑，反映出资本市场对其区域模型和扩张潜力的关注。[s22] 对当时的生鲜电商行业而言，朴朴的特殊之处在于它不是从北京、上海或杭州出发，也不靠创始人高频发声，而是在福州做出高密度模型后再向外融资；投资人看到的不是概念，而是福州市场的真实订单、复购和单仓数据。[s22][s4]

高榕资本、IDG资本等机构的进入，为朴朴从福州走向深圳、广州、武汉、成都等城市提供了资金支持。[s10][s12] 前置仓是典型的重资产生意：仓库租赁装修、冷链设备、骑手与拣货员工资、商品库存、地推补贴，每一项都需要现金先行；没有资本支持，朴朴很难在2019—2021年连续进入多座一线城市和省会城市。[s6][s10] 但与一些依赖持续补贴的平台不同，朴朴融资后仍保持区域聚焦，把资金主要投向仓建、供应链和成熟城市密度。[s11][s23]

上市话题第一次集中出现在2022年前后。格隆汇、新浪财经等后来的报道回顾称，朴朴当时被传搭建红筹架构、审计机构进场，市场一度预期其赴港IPO；但受资本市场环境、前置仓赛道估值变化和公司自身节奏影响，上市进程并未在当时落地。[s16][s19] 对档案而言，这一阶段应记录为“市场传闻与准备动作”，而非已完成上市：公开信息中没有朴朴正式递交招股书或挂牌交易的记录。[s16]

2025年5月底至6月初，赴港IPO传闻再度出现。新浪财经等报道称，朴朴接触投行、筹备赴港上市，公司方面回应“不予置评”；格隆汇等平台也跟进了相关消息。[s19][s16] 这一时期的背景是，朴朴被报道在2024年实现首次全年盈利、年营收约300亿元，前置仓赛道经过多年洗牌后，盈利模型重新获得资本关注。[s24][s26] 但截至本档案整理时，朴朴仍未公开披露经确认的招股说明书或上市时间表。[s16][s19]

2026年5月底，比IPO更具戏剧性的“竞购”传闻发酵。新浪财经等报道称，阿里、美团、京东等多方被卷入朴朴竞购消息，估值传闻区间约20亿至50亿美元；消息还提到阿里派驻审计、今日资本徐新代表京东、美团抬价等细节。[s20] 蓝鲸新闻等报道显示，美团、京东等方面对相关传闻作出否认或不予回应，朴朴方面也未确认交易。[s13][s20] 因此，这一阶段只能记录为“多方竞购传闻及各方回应”，不能写成已达成收购。[s20][s13]

2026年6月，财联社/科创板日报等报道“阿里15亿美元（约101.5亿元人民币）收购朴朴”的消息，朴朴回应称“暂无相关信息”或“暂无更多消息”。[s3][s13] 天眼查等工商信息平台在相关页面出现“拟收购15亿美元 阿里巴巴 2026.06”之类标注；[s2] 商业新知等平台也以“百亿收购”为关键词跟进讨论。[s21] 但截至公开信息可核验范围，交易双方未发布正式收购公告，媒体报道与平台标注均不能等同于交易完成。[s3][s2][s21]

“被围猎”之所以成为2026年媒体报道朴朴的关键词，与即时零售行业格局有关。财经天下周刊在报道中指出，朴朴在福州、厦门等市场的高渗透率、400多个前置仓、6万多名员工和成熟供应链，使其成为本地即时零售中稀缺的成熟资产；对于平台型巨头而言，收购或投资朴朴，可能比从零自建前置仓网络更快获得区域密度和生鲜履约能力。[s1][s20] 新浪财经“朴朴卖身记”等报道也从行业整合角度讨论了朴朴在巨头之间的位置。[s18]

但朴朴方面始终保持沉默式回应。无论是IPO传闻还是收购传闻，公司口径多为“不予置评”“暂无相关信息”“暂无更多消息”，陈兴文本人也未像许多创始人那样公开发声。[s16][s3][s13] 这种处理方式与其个人一贯低调、公司长期少开发布会的风格一致。[s5][s1] 对档案而言，最重要的是把传闻、回应和工商/平台标注分层记录：传闻归传闻，回应归回应，正式交易必须以公司公告或权威监管文件为准。[s3][s20]

从2018年高榕资本千万级融资，到2019年B轮系列约1亿美元，再到2021年IDG资本领投、累计融资超10亿美元，朴朴用资本完成了从福州单城到多城网络的跨越；[s12][s22][s10] 从2022年红筹架构与赴港IPO传闻，到2025年再传上市、2026年巨头竞购，它又成为即时零售进入整合期的标志性标的。[s16][s19][s20] 资本故事的最终走向尚未落定，但可以确认的是：这家从福州前置仓起步的公司，已经从地方零售新变量，变成巨头和资本市场无法忽视的行业参与者。[s1][s28]

朴朴融资史的一条暗线，是资本对前置仓模式态度的周期变化。2018—2021年，生鲜电商、社区团购和即时零售处于扩张期，资本愿意为增长和城市布局付费；高榕资本、IDG资本等机构进入朴朴，为其厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都等城市扩张提供资金。[s10][s12][s29] 2022年后，行业转向盈利和现金流，朴朴因区域模型扎实而再次受到关注。[s16][s24]

2019年“朴朴要价6亿美金”的报道，是早期市场对其估值预期的一个样本。[s22] 当时朴朴刚从福州走向厦门、深圳，尚未进入后来的多城阶段，但福州市场的高复购和单仓数据已经让投资人看到前置仓盈利的可能性。[s22][s4] 与许多依靠补贴冲GMV的平台不同，朴朴的融资故事更依赖单城模型：先证明福州能跑通，再用资金复制到其他城市。[s22][s11]

2021年11月IDG资本领投战略融资后，创业邦等报道称朴朴累计融资超过10亿美元；[s10] 官网则以“7轮融资”概括公司融资历程。[s28] 两个口径并不矛盾：媒体按公开披露的轮次和金额累计，官网按公司融资阶段概括。[s10][s28][s12] 对档案而言，应同时保留两种表述，并说明具体轮次金额以融资信息平台和媒体报道为依据。[s12][s14]

IPO传闻的两次升温，均与盈利节点相关。2022年前后，市场传朴朴搭建红筹架构、审计进场、筹备赴港IPO；[s16][s19] 2025年相关消息再度升温时，媒体背景正是朴朴跨过盈利拐点、营收站上约300亿元量级之后；面对接触投行和赴港上市传闻，公司仍回应“不予置评”。[s19][s24] 这说明资本市场真正关心的不是前置仓概念，而是模型能否盈利、能否在上市后给出可持续利润故事。[s26][s19]

2026年竞购传闻则把朴朴推向行业整合中心。新浪财经报道了阿里、美团、京东多方竞购、估值20亿至50亿美元等市场消息；[s20] 蓝鲸新闻等报道显示，相关方或否认、或不予回应，朴朴也未确认交易。[s13] 随后财联社/科创板日报报道“阿里15亿美元收购”，朴朴回应“暂无相关信息/暂无更多消息”；[s3] 天眼查等平台出现“拟收购”标注，[s2] 商业新知等平台跟进“百亿收购”讨论。[s21] 档案必须把这些信息分层：媒体报道是传闻线索，平台标注是工商/数据产品呈现，公司回应是官方口径，正式交易在无公告前不能认定。[s3][s20]

巨头关注朴朴的产业逻辑并不难理解。即时零售竞争到2026年，平台缺的不是App流量，而是稳定的生鲜履约网络、本地供应链和高密度前置仓；[s1][s20] 自建这套网络需要多年时间和大量亏损，而朴朴已经在福州、厦门等市场跑出高渗透和盈利模型。[s24][s26] 因此，无论最终交易是否发生，朴朴都已成为本地零售资产价值重估的代表案例。[s18][s20]

陈兴文和朴朴对传闻的克制回应，也延续了公司一贯风格。[s3][s13] 对一家员工超过6万人、服务数千万家庭日常订单的企业来说，资本交易未经公告前不宜对外炒作；[s28][s3] 而对公众和行业研究者而言，最可靠的做法是继续等待公司公告、监管文件或权威披露，而不是把竞购传闻写成既定事实。[s3][s20]

[s31][s32] 2026年7月16日起，新浪财经、网易（闽商报）、搜狐等多家媒体报道阿里巴巴已以15亿美元（约101.5亿元人民币）全资收购朴朴超市、交割流程走完，交易对价约为同年2月美团收购叮咚买菜（7.17亿美元）的两倍；报道称朴朴团队预计保持独立运营，后续接入淘宝闪购流量入口与大润发供应链体系。截至本档案整理时，阿里与朴朴官方尚未发布正式收购公告，本档案以公开报道口径记录这一进展，最终信息以官方公告为准。

**English:** Pu Pu’s capital path is as low-key as its business rhythm. According to the official website of the company, Pupu has completed 7 rounds of financing since its establishment; financing information platforms such as [s28] Zhiyouji and Qixinbao list its multiple financing records by round. [s12] [s14] Early financing that can be confirmed by public reports includes: obtaining a tens of millions of RMB investment from Gaorong Capital (Gaorong Venture Capital) around August 2018; completing a US$55 million Series B financing in March 2019, with Taihe Capital serving as a financial advisor; continuing to complete a Series B financing in the second half of 2019, totaling approximately US$100 million; completing strategic financing led by IDG Capital in November 2021, and media such as Chuangye.com reported that the cumulative financing exceeded US$1 billion. [s12] [s22] [s10]

 2019 is the first year that Pu Pu’s financing and market attention have significantly heated up. In a report in March of that year, Yiou discussed the financing logic of this Fuzhou front-end warehouse player under the title "Pu Pu asks for US$600 million," reflecting the capital market's focus on its regional model and expansion potential. [s22] For the fresh food e-commerce industry at that time, what was special about Pupu was that it did not start from Beijing, Shanghai or Hangzhou, nor did it rely on the founder’s high-frequency voice. Instead, it built a high-density model in Fuzhou and then raised funds externally; what investors saw was not a concept, but real orders, repurchases and single warehouse data in the Fuzhou market. [s22] [s4]

 The entry of Gaorong Capital, IDG Capital and other institutions provided financial support for Pu Pu to move from Fuzhou to Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu and other cities. [s10] [s12] Front-end warehouse is a typical asset-heavy business: warehouse leasing and decoration, cold chain equipment, rider and picker wages, commodity inventory, local promotion subsidies, each of which requires cash in advance; without capital support, it will be difficult for Pupu to continuously enter multiple first-tier cities and provincial capital cities from 2019 to 2021. [s6] [s10] However, unlike some platforms that rely on continuous subsidies, Pupu still maintains a regional focus after financing, investing mainly in warehouse construction, supply chains and mature urban density. [s11] [s23]

 The topic of listing first appeared around 2022. Later reports from Gelonghui, Sina Finance and others recalled that Pu Pu was rumored to have established a red-chip structure and an audit firm had entered the market. The market was once expected to launch an IPO in Hong Kong. However, due to the capital market environment, changes in the valuation of front-end positions and the company's own pace, the listing process did not materialize at that time. [s16] [s19] For files, this stage should be recorded as "market rumors and preparations" rather than completed listing: there is no record of Park officially submitting a prospectus or listing transaction in public information. [s16]

 From the end of May to early June 2025, rumors of an IPO in Hong Kong reappeared. Sina Finance and other reports stated that Pu Pu contacted investment banks to prepare for listing in Hong Kong, and the company responded with "no comment"; platforms such as Gelonghui also followed up on relevant news. [s19] [s16] The background of this period is that Pupu is reported to achieve its first full-year profit in 2024, with annual revenue of approximately 30 billion yuan. After years of shuffling in the front-end warehouse track, the profit model has regained capital attention. [s24] [s26] However, as of the time of compilation of this file, Pu Pu has not publicly disclosed the confirmed prospectus or listing timetable. [s16] [s19]

 At the end of May 2026, "bidding" rumors that were more dramatic than the IPO began to ferment. Sina Finance and other reports stated that Alibaba, Meituan, JD.com and other parties were involved in Park Pu's bidding news, and the valuation was rumored to be in the range of about 2 billion to 5 billion US dollars. The news also mentioned details such as Alibaba's dispatch of auditors, Xu Xin of Capital Today's representative for JD.com, and Meituan's price increase. [s20] Blue Whale News and other reports show that Meituan, JD.com and other parties have denied or did not respond to relevant rumors, and Pu Pu has not confirmed the transaction. [s13] [s20] Therefore, this stage can only be recorded as "multiple bidding rumors and responses from all parties" and cannot be written as the acquisition has been completed. [s20] [s13]

 In June 2026, Cailian News/Kechuangban Daily and others reported the news of "Alibaba's US$1.5 billion (approximately 10.15 billion yuan) acquisition of Pu Pu". Pu Pu responded that "there is no relevant information" or "no more news." [s3] [s13] Tianyancha and other industrial and commercial information platforms have labels such as "Proposed acquisition of Alibaba for US$1.5 billion 2026.06" on relevant pages; [s2] Business News and other platforms also follow up discussions with the keyword "tens of billions of acquisitions". [s21] However, as of the date of verification of public information, the parties to the transaction have not issued a formal acquisition announcement, and neither media reports nor platform annotations can be equated to the completion of the transaction. [s3] [s2] [s21]

 The reason why "being hunted" has become a keyword in media reports on Pu Pu in 2026 is related to the pattern of the instant retail industry. Caijing Tianxia Weekly pointed out in the report that Pupu’s high penetration rate in markets such as Fuzhou and Xiamen, more than 400 front-end warehouses, more than 60,000 employees, and mature supply chains have made it a scarce mature asset in local real-time retail; for platform giants, acquiring or investing in Pupu may gain regional density and fresh food fulfillment capabilities faster than building a front-end warehouse network from scratch. [s1] [s20] Sina Finance's "Pu Pu's Story of Selling Her Life" and other reports also discussed Pu Pu's position among giants from the perspective of industry integration. [s18]

 But Pu Pu has always maintained a silent response. Whether it is IPO rumors or acquisition rumors, the company's statements are mostly "no comment", "no relevant information yet" and "no more news yet". Chen Xingwen himself has not spoken publicly like many founders. [s16] [s3] [s13] This approach is consistent with his personal low-key style and the company’s long-standing style of holding few press conferences. [s5] [s1] For files, the most important thing is to record rumors, responses and industrial and commercial/platform labels in layers: rumors are rumors, responses are responses, and formal transactions must be based on company announcements or authoritative regulatory documents. [s3] [s20]

 From Gaorong Capital’s tens of millions of financing in 2018, to the Series B round of approximately US$100 million in 2019, to IDG Capital’s leading investment in 2021, with cumulative financing exceeding US$1 billion, Pu Pu has used capital to complete the leap from a single city in Fuzhou to a multi-city network; [s12] [s22] [s10] From the red-chip structure and rumors of IPO in Hong Kong in 2022, to rumors of listing in 2025 and giant bidding in 2026, it has become an iconic target for real-time retail to enter the integration period. [s16] [s19] [s20] The final direction of the capital story has not yet been determined, but what can be confirmed is that this company, which started from a front-end warehouse in Fuzhou, has transformed from a new local retail variable into an industry participant that giants and capital markets cannot ignore. [s1] [s28]

 A hidden line in Pu Pu’s financing history is the cyclical changes in capital’s attitude towards the front-end position model. From 2018 to 2021, fresh food e-commerce, community group buying and instant retail are in a period of expansion, and capital is willing to pay for growth and urban layout; institutions such as Gaorong Capital and IDG Capital have entered Pupu to provide funds for its expansion in cities such as Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, and Chengdu. [s10] [s12] [s29] After 2022, the industry will shift towards profitability and cash flow, and Pu Pu has once again attracted attention due to his solid regional model. [s16] [s24]

 The report in 2019 that "Pu Pu asked for $600 million" is a sample of early market expectations for its valuation. [s22] At that time, Pu Pu had just moved from Fuzhou to Xiamen and Shenzhen, and had not yet entered the multi-city stage. However, the high repurchase and single warehouse data in the Fuzhou market had already allowed investors to see the possibility of profit from front-loaded warehouses. [s22] [s4] Unlike many platforms that rely on subsidies to boost GMV, Pu Pu’s financing story relies more on a single-city model: first prove that Fuzhou can run smoothly, and then use funds to copy it to other cities. [s22] [s11]

 After IDG Capital led the strategic financing in November 2021, Chuangye News and other reports stated that Pu Pu’s cumulative financing exceeded US$1 billion; the [s10] official website summarized the company’s financing process with “7 rounds of financing”. [s28] The two calibers are not contradictory: the media summarizes according to the publicly disclosed rounds and amounts, and the official website summarizes according to the company’s financing stage. [s10] [s28] [s12] For files, both statements should be retained at the same time, and the specific round amount should be stated based on financing information platforms and media reports. [s12] [s14]

 The two rises in IPO rumors are both related to profit nodes. Around 2022, the market rumored that Pu Pu would build a red-chip structure, enter the market through audits, and prepare for an IPO in Hong Kong; [s16] [s19] In 2025, after Pu Pu was reported to have made its first full-year profit in 2024, with annual revenue of about 30 billion yuan, news of contacting investment banks and listing in Hong Kong appeared again, and the company responded with "no comment." [s19] [s24] This shows that what the capital market really cares about is not the concept of front-end positions, but whether the model can be profitable and whether it can provide a sustainable profit story after listing. [s26] [s19]

 Rumors of bidding in 2026 have pushed Pu Pu into the center of industry consolidation. Sina Finance reported market news such as multi-party bidding by Alibaba, Meituan, and JD.com, with a valuation of US$2 billion to US$5 billion; [s20] Blue Whale News and other reports showed that relevant parties either denied or did not respond, and Pu Pu did not confirm the transaction. [s13] Subsequently, Cailian News/Kechuangban Daily reported "Alibaba's US$1.5 billion acquisition", Pu Pu responded that "there is no relevant information/no more news yet"; [s3] Tianyancha and other platforms showed "intended acquisition" tags, and platforms such as [s2] Business News followed up on the discussion of "tens of billions of acquisitions". The [s21] file must layer this information: media reports are hearsay clues, platform labels are industrial and commercial/data product presentations, company responses are official, and formal transactions cannot be recognized without an announcement. [s3] [s20]

 It is not difficult to understand the industrial logic of giants paying attention to Pu Pu. In the real-time retail competition, by 2026, what the platform lacks is not App traffic, but a stable fresh food fulfillment network, local supply chain and high-density front warehouse; [s1] [s20] It will take many years and a lot of losses to build this network by itself, while Pu Pu has already developed a high penetration and profit model in markets such as Fuzhou and Xiamen. [s24] [s26] Therefore, whether the final transaction occurs or not, Pu Pu has become a representative case of revaluation of local retail assets. [s18] [s20]

 Chen Xingwen and Pu Pu's restrained response to the rumors also continued the company's consistent style. [s3] [s13] For a company with more than 60,000 employees and serving daily orders for tens of millions of households, capital transactions should not be speculated before being announced; [s28] [s3] For the public and industry researchers, the most reliable approach is to continue to wait for company announcements, regulatory documents or authoritative disclosures, rather than writing bidding rumors as established facts. [s3] [s20]

### 8. 八年亏损到首次盈利：朴朴的财务拐点 / Eight years of losses to first profit: Pu Pu’s financial turning point

前置仓电商曾长期被质疑“模型不成立”：仓租、拣货、骑手、冷链、损耗和补贴叠加，使每单履约成本居高不下；许多平台在高速扩张期用补贴换订单，一旦资本退潮便收缩甚至退出。朴朴的路径之所以受到关注，正在于它用多年区域深耕，把这门重生意逐步推向盈利。[s11][s24]

公开报道显示，朴朴在2024年4月首次实现月度盈利。[s26][s24] 这一时间点距2016年9月福州正式运营已近八年，说明前置仓模型并非靠短期补贴即可跑通，而需要城市密度、供应链效率、品类结构和管理半径同时成熟。[s26][s28] 月度过盈亏平衡线后，朴朴在2024年进一步被报道实现首次全年盈利；21世纪商业评论等媒体以“福建生鲜之王狂飙300亿”为题，报道其年营收约300亿元。[s24]

榜单数据提供了另一个可核验口径。新浪财经“福建老板圈”等报道提到，在福建省民营企业百强相关榜单中，朴朴科技以290.8亿元营业收入列第19位。[s25] 这一数字与媒体报道中的“约300亿元”基本处在同一量级，可作为朴朴2024年前后营收规模的旁证；但需要说明，媒体报道和榜单口径并非经公司审计公开的招股书数据，档案中应标注为“公开报道/榜单口径”。[s25][s24]

盈利模型的第一个抓手是成熟城市密度。福州、厦门等根据地市场经营多年，前置仓覆盖率高、用户复购稳定、单仓订单量大；21世纪商业评论等报道提到，福州家庭用户渗透率约70%，福厦客单价约80元，成熟仓日均订单3000单以上，广州部分仓可达4000单以上。[s24][s1] 当单仓订单密度足够高，仓租、设备、管理人员和基础运力成本就能被更多订单分摊，履约费用率随之下降。[s24][s6]

第二个抓手是品类结构调整。朴朴早期以生鲜为核心，生鲜占比一度约六成；随着平台品类扩充，生鲜占比降至约五成，并被报道预计继续向45%左右调整。[s24][s1] 生鲜是高频入口，但损耗率、冷链成本和拣货难度更高；日百、酒水、母婴、宠物、休闲食品等标品损耗低、毛利稳，有助于提升单仓利润。朴朴用生鲜带来打开频次，用标品和自有品牌改善毛利，形成“高频引流+高毛利承接”的结构。[s24][s4]

第三个抓手是自有品牌。公开报道提到，朴朴推出“优赐”“随滋”等自有品牌，SKU超过750个，年销售额被报道达数十亿元量级。[s1][s24] 自有品牌商品由平台基于消费数据反向定制，减少品牌方和多层分销成本，既能给用户更低价格，也能为平台贡献更高毛利。对前置仓平台而言，自有品牌还是差异化竞争工具：当纸巾、饮用水、零食、日用品等高频刚需形成平台自有心智，用户不必只在大促时因低价而来。[s24]

第四个抓手是履约效率和损耗控制。21世纪商业评论报道援引数据称，朴朴2024年前后毛利率约22.5%，履约费用率控制在17.5%以内，叮咚买菜相关参照口径约22.9%；朴朴生鲜损耗率约1.5%。[s24] 这些数字来自媒体报道口径，但其方向与朴朴大仓模型、本地高频补货和区域深耕相互印证：仓型大、SKU全、订单密度高、供应链短，才有可能把损耗和履约费用压到可经营区间。[s24][s7]

成本控制的另一端，是用工和配送规则的精细化。新浪财经2026年调查报道提到，朴朴部分站点存在明显兼职化用工结构，华南某站点约100名骑手中仅1名全职；报道还关注起送门槛从约19元提高至35元、不足门槛收约3元配送费，以及配送费从5元逐步下调至3元上下等变化。[s30] 这些措施在经营上有助于调节峰谷运力、提升客单价、降低履约补贴；在劳动者层面则引发关于收入稳定性和劳动关系的讨论。档案按“不评价、只记录”原则并列呈现这些事实。另一组报道还记录了平台为骑手提供免费车电、免押金租金、超时免罚款等支持政策。两类事实共同说明，即时零售盈利不是无成本的：它在用户价格、平台效率和骑手收益之间重新分配。[s30]

供应商体系同样贡献了成本优势。公开报道称，朴朴以不退货、稳定订单、独家合作等条件换取供应商低价和定制，部分商品报价较传统渠道低约30%—35%，并积累了2000多家被报道称为“忠实供应商”的合作网络。[s1][s24] 对生鲜零售来说，采购价、损耗率和周转速度共同决定终端价格；朴朴能在保持30分钟达的同时维持价格竞争力，离不开本地供应链和大规模订单带来的议价权。[s24][s4]

值得注意的是，朴朴的盈利并非在所有城市均匀发生。创业邦等媒体在讨论前置仓模式时指出，不同城市的租金、工资、竞争强度和消费习惯差异很大，单城模型跑不透时，扩张越快亏损越大。[s11] 朴朴的经验是先在福州、厦门形成高密度利润池，再用成熟市场经验和融资支持进入新城市；新城市爬坡期的亏损，与成熟城市的盈利之间存在内部对冲。[s6][s24]

2020年前后，已有案例报道将朴朴年营收描述为约100亿元，并把它称为当时少数接近盈亏平衡的生鲜电商玩家；[s4][s6] 到2024年，公开报道将其营收推到约300亿元、全年盈利和福建民企百强第19位的位置。[s24][s25] 从100亿到300亿的过程，伴随着城市扩张、SKU扩充、自有品牌成长和履约效率提升，也伴随着前置仓行业从烧钱扩张转向利润验证的大周期。[s4][s24][s26]

因此，朴朴的财务拐点不能简单归因于某一项技巧，而是多个变量共同越过阈值：仓足够密、订单足够多、客单价足够稳、生鲜损耗足够低、标品和自有品牌毛利足够高、骑手与仓内人效足够精细。[s24][s30] 这也是为什么2025年之后，资本市场重新讨论朴朴IPO，2026年又出现巨头竞购传闻：一家在前置仓赛道被长期质疑后跑通盈利的公司，本身已成为稀缺资产。[s19][s20][s26]

朴朴的盈利拐点之所以重要，是因为它发生在前置仓行业经历大规模洗牌之后。创业邦等媒体曾持续讨论前置仓“进还是退”：如果平台靠补贴换订单，单仓履约成本无法覆盖，扩张越快亏损越大；[s11] 朴朴用福州、厦门等成熟市场证明，当前置仓密度、SKU结构、供应链和客单价同时成立时，模型可以从亏损走向盈利。[s24][s26]

月度盈利是一个比年度盈利更敏感的信号。2024年4月朴朴首次实现月度盈利，[s26] 说明在某些月份，成熟城市贡献的毛利已经能够覆盖仓配、履约、人员和管理成本；随后2024年全年盈利，则说明这种改善不是单月波动，而具有一定持续性。[s24][s26] 瑞财经报道将这一变化归因于成熟城市密度提升、品类结构优化和运营效率改善。[s26]

营收规模方面，媒体报道和榜单口径相互接近。21世纪商业评论报道朴朴年营收约300亿元，并称其为“福建生鲜之王”；[s24] 新浪财经关于福建民企百强的报道则显示，朴朴科技以290.8亿元营收列第19位。[s25] 两个口径均指向300亿元量级，但都不是公司招股书或审计报告，本档案统一标注为公开报道与榜单口径。[s24][s25]

朴朴盈利并非靠单一砍成本，而是收入端和成本端同时改善。收入端，高客单价、高频复购、自有品牌和标品扩容提高毛利；[s24][s4] 成本端，大仓模型、订单密度、本地短链供应链和低损耗率压低履约费用。[s24] 报道中约80元的福厦客单价、3000单以上的成熟仓日均订单、1.5%左右的生鲜损耗率，分别对应客单、规模和损耗三个关键变量。[s24][s1]

从2020年约100亿元营收口径，到2024年约300亿元营收和首次全年盈利，朴朴用了约四年时间完成规模与模型的双重跨越。[s4][s6][s24] 这四年里，公司进入武汉、成都、佛山，完成IDG资本领投融资，又在行业降温后收缩节奏、强化成熟城市密度。[s10][s29][s23] 到2025年再传IPO、2026年出现巨头竞购时，朴朴已经不是单纯的“福州生鲜App”，而是前置仓赛道少有的盈利样本。[s19][s20][s26]

对企业史而言，朴朴财务拐点的价值在于提供了一种不同于烧钱扩张的路径：不追求城市数量第一，而追求单仓订单密度；不追求创始人声量，而追求复购和履约确定性；不把生鲜低价作为唯一卖点，而用生鲜引流、标品和自有品牌改善利润。[s23][s24] 这套路径是否能在更多城市复制，仍需观察；但福州和厦门的成熟模型，已经让“前置仓能不能赚钱”这个长期争议有了一个被市场反复引用的中国区域样本。[s11][s24]

**English:** Front-end warehouse e-commerce has long been questioned as "the model does not hold true": warehouse rent, picking, riders, cold chain, losses and subsidies are superimposed, making the fulfillment cost of each order high; many platforms use subsidies in exchange for orders during the period of rapid expansion, but shrink or even exit once the capital ebbs. The reason why Pu Pu's path has attracted attention is that it has spent many years cultivating the region and gradually pushing this heavy business to profitability. [s11] [s24]

 Public reports show that Pu Pu achieved monthly profits for the first time in April 2024. [s26] [s24] This point in time has been nearly eight years since Fuzhou was officially put into operation in September 2016, which shows that the front-end warehouse model cannot be run through short-term subsidies, but requires urban density, supply chain efficiency, category structure and management radius to mature at the same time. After crossing the break-even line in [s26] [s28], Pu Pu was further reported to achieve its first full-year profit in 2024; 21st Century Business Review and other media reported that its annual revenue was about 30 billion yuan under the title "Fujian Fresh Food King Surges 30 Billion". [s24]

 List data provides another verifiable caliber. Sina Finance's "Fujian Boss Circle" and other reports mentioned that in the list of the top 100 private enterprises in Fujian Province, Pupu Technology ranked 19th with an operating income of 29.08 billion yuan. [s25] This figure is basically in the same order of magnitude as the "approximately 30 billion yuan" reported in the media, and can be used as circumstantial evidence of Pu Pu's revenue scale around 2024; however, it should be noted that the media reports and list caliber are not the company's audited and disclosed prospectus data, and the file should be marked as "public report/list caliber". [s25] [s24]

 The first starting point of the profit model is the density of mature cities. Fuzhou, Xiamen and other base markets have been operating for many years, with high front-end warehouse coverage, stable user repurchases, and large orders for single warehouses; 21st Century Business Review and other reports mentioned that the penetration rate of Fuzhou household users is about 70%, the unit price of Fuzhou-Xiamen customers is about 80 yuan, the average daily orders for mature warehouses are more than 3,000 orders, and some warehouses in Guangzhou can handle more than 4,000 orders. [s24] [s1] When the order density of a single warehouse is high enough, the costs of warehouse rental, equipment, management personnel and basic transportation capacity can be shared by more orders, and the fulfillment expense rate will decrease accordingly. [s24] [s6]

 The second starting point is category structure adjustment. In the early days of Pupu, fresh food was the core, and the proportion of fresh food was once about 60%. As the platform categories expanded, the proportion of fresh food dropped to about 50%, and it is reported that it is expected to continue to adjust to about 45%. [s24] [s1] Fresh food is a high-frequency entrance, but the loss rate, cold chain cost and picking difficulty are higher; standard products such as daily necessities, wine, maternal and infant, pets, snack foods, etc. have low loss and stable gross profit, which helps to increase single warehouse profits. Pu Pu uses fresh food to increase the frequency, and uses standard products and private brands to improve gross profit, forming a structure of "high frequency drainage + high gross profit acceptance". [s24] [s4]

 The third starting point is private label. Public reports mentioned that Pupu has launched its own brands such as "Youci" and "Suizi", with more than 750 SKUs, and annual sales are reported to be in the billions of yuan. [s1] [s24] Private brand products are reversely customized by the platform based on consumption data, reducing brand and multi-level distribution costs, which can not only give users lower prices, but also contribute higher gross profits to the platform. For front-end warehouse platforms, private brands are also tools for differentiated competition: when high-frequency rigid needs such as paper towels, drinking water, snacks, daily necessities, etc. form the platform's own mind, users do not only come for low prices during major sales. [s24]

 The fourth starting point is fulfillment efficiency and loss control. The 21st Century Business Review reported citing data that Pupu's gross profit margin will be approximately 22.5% around 2024, and the fulfillment expense rate will be controlled within 17.5%. The relevant reference standard for Dingdong's grocery shopping is approximately 22.9%; Pupu's fresh food loss rate is approximately 1.5%. [s24] These figures come from media reports, but their direction is mutually confirmed by Pupu’s big warehouse model, local high-frequency replenishment and regional cultivation: only with large warehouses, complete SKUs, high order density and short supply chains can it be possible to reduce losses and fulfillment costs to a manageable range. [s24] [s7]

 The other end of cost control is the refinement of labor and distribution rules. Sina Finance's 2026 investigative report mentioned that there is an obvious part-time employment structure at some Pupu sites, with only one full-time rider out of about 100 at one site in South China. The report also focused on changes such as the increase in the minimum delivery threshold from about 19 yuan to 35 yuan, a delivery fee of about 3 yuan for those who do not meet the threshold, and the gradual reduction of the delivery fee from 5 yuan to about 3 yuan. [s30] These measures will help adjust peak and valley transportation capacity, increase unit price per passenger, and reduce contract performance subsidies in terms of operations; at the labor level, they will trigger discussions on income stability and labor relations. The archives present these facts side by side according to the principle of "not evaluating, just recording". [s30]

 The supplier system also contributes to cost advantages. According to public reports, Pu Pu offers low prices and customization from suppliers in exchange for no returns, stable orders, and exclusive cooperation. Some product quotes are about 30% to 35% lower than those through traditional channels, and it has accumulated a cooperation network of more than 2,000 reportedly called "loyal suppliers." [s1] [s24] For fresh food retail, purchase price, loss rate and turnover speed jointly determine the terminal price; Pu Pu’s ability to maintain price competitiveness while maintaining 30-minute delivery is inseparable from the local supply chain and the bargaining power brought by large-scale orders. [s24] [s4]

 It is worth noting that Pu Pu’s profits do not occur evenly in all cities. When discussing the front-end warehouse model, media such as Chuangye.com pointed out that rents, wages, competition intensity and consumption habits vary greatly in different cities. When the single-city model cannot be fully understood, the faster the expansion, the greater the losses. [s11] Pu Pu’s experience is to first form a high-density profit pool in Fuzhou and Xiamen, and then use mature market experience and financing support to enter new cities; there is an internal hedging between the losses in the climbing period of new cities and the profits in mature cities. [s6] [s24]

 Around 2020, case reports have described Pu Punian's revenue as about 10 billion yuan, and called it one of the few fresh food e-commerce players that was close to breaking even at that time; [s4] [s6] By 2024, public reports have pushed its revenue to about 30 billion yuan, full-year profit, and 19th place among the top 100 private enterprises in Fujian. [s24] [s25] The process from 10 billion to 30 billion is accompanied by urban expansion, SKU expansion, private brand growth and improvement in contract fulfillment efficiency. It is also accompanied by the big cycle of the front-end warehouse industry shifting from cash-burning expansion to profit verification. [s4] [s24] [s26]

 Therefore, Pu Pu’s financial turning point cannot simply be attributed to a certain technology, but to multiple variables crossing the threshold together: the warehouses are dense enough, the orders are large enough, the customer price is stable enough, the fresh food loss is low enough, the gross profit of standard products and private brands is high enough, and the efficiency of riders and people in the warehouse is sophisticated enough. [s24] [s30] This is why after 2025, the capital market re-discussed Pu Pu’s IPO, and rumors of giant bids emerged in 2026: A company that has made profits after being questioned for a long time in the front-end warehouse track has itself become a scarce asset. [s19] [s20] [s26]

 Pu Pu’s profit turning point is important because it occurred after the front-end warehouse industry experienced a large-scale reshuffle. Media such as Chuangye.com have continued to discuss "advance or retreat" of front-end warehouses: If the platform relies on subsidies to exchange orders, the cost of fulfillment of a single warehouse cannot be covered, and the faster the expansion, the greater the loss; [s11] Pu Pu used mature markets such as Fuzhou and Xiamen to prove that when the density of front-end warehouses, SKU structure, supply chain and customer unit price are all established at the same time, the model can move from loss to profit. [s24] [s26]

 Monthly earnings are a more sensitive signal than annual earnings. Pupu achieved monthly profitability for the first time in April 2024. [s26] shows that in some months, the gross profit contributed by mature cities has been able to cover warehousing, contract fulfillment, personnel and management costs. Subsequently, it will be profitable for the whole year in 2024, which shows that this improvement is not a single-month fluctuation, but has a certain degree of sustainability. [s24] [s26] Rui Finance reported that this change was attributed to the increase in density in mature cities, optimization of category structure and improvement in operational efficiency. [s26]

 In terms of revenue scale, media reports and rankings are close to each other. 21st Century Business Review reported that Pu Pu’s annual revenue is about 30 billion yuan, calling it the “King of Fresh Food in Fujian”; [s24] Sina Finance’s report on the top 100 private enterprises in Fujian showed that Pu Pu Technology ranked 19th with revenue of 29.08 billion yuan. The two calibers of [s25] both point to the level of 30 billion yuan, but neither is a company prospectus or audit report. This file is uniformly marked as a public report and list caliber. [s24] [s25]

 Pupu's profitability does not rely solely on cutting costs, but on simultaneously improving both the revenue and cost sides. On the revenue side, high customer unit prices, high-frequency repurchase, expansion of private brands and standard products increase gross profits; on the [s24] [s4] cost side, large warehouse models, order density, local short-chain supply chains and low loss rates reduce fulfillment costs. In the [s24] report, the Fuzhou-Xiamen customer unit price of about 80 yuan, the average daily orders of mature warehouses of more than 3,000 orders, and the fresh food loss rate of about 1.5% correspond to the three key variables of customer order, scale and loss respectively. [s24] [s1]

 Changes in labor and distribution rules are parts of the profit model that must be recorded side by side. Sina Finance’s 2026 investigative report mentioned that riders at some Pupu sites have a high degree of part-time employment, and the minimum delivery threshold and delivery fee rules have also been adjusted; [s30] These changes help the platform increase the unit price per customer, reduce low-amount order subsidies, and flexibly match the peaks and troughs of orders, but they also raise concerns about rider income and labor relations. [s30] Another set of reports recorded rider support policies such as free electricity, no deposit rent, and no fines for overtime. [s1] [s25] The two types of facts jointly illustrate that instant retail profit is not costless. It is redistributed between user prices, platform efficiency and rider benefits. [s30]

 From a revenue of about 10 billion yuan in 2020 to a revenue of about 30 billion yuan and its first full-year profit in 2024, it took Pu Pu about four years to complete the double leap in scale and model. [s4] [s6] [s24] In the past four years, the company has entered Wuhan, Chengdu, and Foshan, completed investment and financing led by IDG Capital, and then slowed down its pace and strengthened the density of mature cities after the industry cooled down. [s10] [s29] [s23] By the time IPO is rumored in 2025 and there is a bid by giants in 2026, Pu Pu is no longer a simple "Fuzhou Fresh Food App", but a rare profit sample in the front-end warehouse track. [s19] [s20] [s26]

 For corporate history, the value of Pu Pu’s financial turning point is that it provides a path different from burning money for expansion: it does not pursue the number of cities, but pursues single warehouse order density; it does not pursue the reputation of the founder, but pursues repurchase and contract fulfillment certainty; it does not use low prices for fresh food as the only selling point, but uses fresh food to attract traffic, standard products and private brands to improve profits. [s23] [s24] Whether this path can be replicated in more cities remains to be seen; but the mature models of Fuzhou and Xiamen have given the long-standing controversy of “whether front-end warehouses can make money” a Chinese regional sample that has been repeatedly cited by the market. [s11] [s24]

### 9. 朴朴厨房、线下店与第二增长曲线 / Pupu Kitchen, offline stores and the second growth curve

在即时零售主业逐步走向盈利的同时，朴朴也在探索主业之外的新业务。2025年9月，“朴朴厨房”在福州开启内测，地点与公司总部所在地红星商务大厦相邻；公开报道将其描述为朴朴以自营餐饮/外卖形式切入即时餐饮的尝试。[s27][s1] 这意味着，朴朴不再只满足于把超市商品送到家，而是开始把“30分钟达”的履约能力延伸到现制餐食和外卖场景。[s27]

朴朴厨房的逻辑与前置仓能力存在天然衔接。朴朴已有400多个前置仓、6万多名员工、成熟骑手网络和高频家庭用户入口；[s1][s28] 当用户已经习惯在朴朴买菜、买日用品，平台进一步提供晚餐、简餐、半成品或现制食品，理论上可以提高同一用户的下单频次和客单价。[s24][s27] 餐饮外卖与生鲜零售的峰值时段也有互补：买菜集中在餐前和下班时段，餐饮外卖覆盖午餐、晚餐和夜宵，若能在仓、骑手和厨房之间协同，可提高运力利用率。[s27][s24]

但餐饮与超市零售的能力要求并不相同。生鲜零售强调商品标准化、库存周转和损耗控制；现制餐饮则涉及后厨资质、食品安全、菜单研发、出餐速度、口味稳定和品牌定位。[s27] 朴朴厨房尚处内测阶段，公开信息主要停留在福州小范围测试，尚未形成全国性网络；档案只能记录其“已内测、方向为自营餐饮/外卖”，不能夸大为成熟业务。[s27][s1]

与朴朴厨房相关的，还有朴朴在半成品、净菜和自有品牌食品上的长期积累。公开报道提到，朴朴平台上有优野土豆丝等净菜/半成品食材，自有品牌“优赐”“随滋”等SKU超过750个，覆盖加工食品、零食、日用品等多个品类。[s4][s24][s1] 这些商品本质上是在替家庭完成部分厨房劳动；朴朴厨房则更进一步，从“帮你洗净切好”走向“帮你做好”。[s27][s4]

线下店也是朴朴新业务讨论中的一个方向。财经天下周刊等报道提到，朴朴生活线下店等尝试，显示公司并未完全局限于纯线上前置仓，而是在探索线下触点。[s1] 不过，与朴朴厨房类似，线下店尚未成为公司公开披露的主力业态；可确认的是，朴朴主业仍以前置仓即时零售为核心，官网对外介绍的重点仍是30分钟达、多城布局和员工规模。[s28][s1]

新业务探索发生在公司盈利和资本传闻并行的2025—2026年。2024年朴朴被报道首次全年盈利、年营收约300亿元；[s24][s26] 2025年市场再传赴港IPO，公司不予置评；[s19][s16] 2026年又出现阿里、美团、京东竞购及“阿里15亿美元收购”的传闻，朴朴回应“暂无相关信息/暂无更多消息”。[s20][s3] 在这种背景下，朴朴厨房和线下店可被视为公司在主业之外寻找第二增长曲线、提升履约网络复用价值的动作。[s27][s20]

即时零售行业的边界本身也在外延。传统生鲜电商卖的是食材和日百，外卖平台卖的是餐饮，本地生活平台卖服务；当平台拥有密集仓点和骑手网络后，零售、餐饮、服务之间的边界会变得模糊。[s24][s27] 朴朴从家庭餐桌采购切入，先卖菜，再卖全品类超市商品，再探索净菜、自有品牌、自营厨房，路径始终围绕“家庭吃饭”这一高频场景展开。[s4][s27]

这套路径与陈兴文早年的苍穹生态农业经历也存在呼应。启信宝信息显示，他曾在福州苍穹生态农业开发有限公司担任执行董事，公开报道将该公司业务描述为面向餐饮、零售渠道的生鲜和中央厨房食材供应。[s15][s1] 从B端食材供应，到C端家庭生鲜零售，再到自营餐饮内测，朴朴厨房在某种意义上像是把创始人早年熟悉的中央厨房能力，放到了即时零售网络中重新实验。[s15][s27]

当然，新业务能否成立仍需时间验证。餐饮外卖竞争激烈，平台型外卖巨头拥有成熟商家生态和用户心智；朴朴若做自营厨房，既要面对供应链和食安管理，也要面对规模复制后的口味标准化问题。[s27][s20] 档案对这一阶段的记录应保持克制：截至公开信息可核验范围，朴朴厨房处于内测和区域探索阶段，尚不能与前置仓主业的400多个仓、6万多名员工等量齐观。[s27][s28]

但从企业史角度看，2025年朴朴厨房的出现具有阶段性标志意义：它表明朴朴在把“30分钟达”从零售履约能力，尝试升级为覆盖家庭餐饮更多环节的本地生活基础设施。[s27][s28] 无论这一尝试最终走向独立业务、平台合作还是回归超市品类，它都记录了一家前置仓公司在盈利拐点之后，对自身网络价值边界的重新想象。[s24][s27]

朴朴厨房的出现，说明朴朴对“家庭吃饭”场景的理解正在从商品走向餐食。用户在朴朴上买菜，是为了回家做饭；买净菜和半成品，是为了减少备菜时间；点朴朴厨房，则可能是在不想做饭时直接解决一餐。[s27][s4] 这条业务链沿着同一个高频场景延伸，而不是盲目进入与家庭餐桌无关的新赛道。[s27]

从履约网络看，自营餐饮与朴朴现有能力有协同点。依托前文所述的仓网、员工规模与成熟骑手网络，[s1][s28] 若厨房点位与前置仓、商圈和社区密度结合，理论上可以复用即时配送能力和用户入口。[s27][s24] 午餐、晚餐、夜宵等餐饮时段，也可能与生鲜采购高峰形成互补，提高骑手和仓配资源利用率。[s27]

但餐饮业务的难度同样明显。超市商品可以通过标准化SKU和库存管理解决，现制餐饮则要面对口味稳定、出餐速度、食安监管、厨师和后厨管理等问题。[s27] 外卖平台已有成熟商家生态，用户习惯在专门外卖平台点餐；朴朴若以自营厨房切入，既要和餐饮商家竞争口味，也要和平台竞争选择丰富度。[s27][s20] 因此，2025年福州内测更像一次能力试验，而不是已经定型的第二增长曲线。[s27][s1]

朴朴此前在净菜、半成品和自有品牌食品上的积累，为这次试验提供了缓冲。公开报道提到平台上有净菜、半成品食材，以及“优赐”“随滋”等自有品牌，SKU超过750个；[s4][s24][s1] 这些业务已经让朴朴参与到家庭餐饮的加工环节。朴朴厨房只是把加工深度再向前推一步：从“帮你洗好切好”到“帮你做好送到”。[s27][s4]

线下店尝试同样应放在网络复用的框架下理解。财经天下等报道提到朴朴生活线下店等动作，[s1] 但截至公开信息，朴朴对外最核心的身份仍是30分钟达的前置仓平台，官网介绍重点仍是使命、城市、员工和服务。[s28] 线下触点若存在，可能承担品牌展示、自提、用户互动或新业务测试功能，但尚不能被描述为公司主业。[s1][s28]

2025年9月，朴朴在福州总部附近内测朴朴厨房，同月公司九周年在总部楼下摆小吃摊。[s27][s25] 两个动作一内一外：一个测试自营餐饮能力，一个维护与本地用户的社区关系；[s27][s25] 它们都发生在福州，也说明朴朴在探索新业务时仍以根据地市场为试验场，延续了先在福州验证、再考虑外溢的习惯。[s7][s23]

从行业位置看，朴朴厨房还关系到巨头收购传闻背后的战略想象。即时零售平台若只卖标品和生鲜，价值主要在商超线上化；若能进一步进入餐饮、本地服务和社区生活，履约网络的使用频次和商业边界都会扩大。[s20][s27] 但截至本档案整理时，这些仍属于探索方向。可以确认的是，朴朴已经在福州小范围测试自营餐饮，且该业务与“家庭餐桌”主线高度相关；不可确认的是其未来能否规模化、是否会成为独立增长曲线。[s27][s1]

**English:** While the main business of real-time retail is gradually becoming profitable, Pupu is also exploring new businesses besides the main business. In September 2025, "Pu Pu Kitchen" started internal testing in Fuzhou, adjacent to the Red Star Business Building where the company's headquarters is located; public reports described it as Pu Pu's attempt to enter instant catering in the form of self-operated catering/takeaway. [s27] [s1] This means that Pupu is no longer content with delivering supermarket goods to homes, but has begun to extend its "30-minute delivery" fulfillment capabilities to freshly prepared meals and takeout scenarios. [s27]

 There is a natural connection between the logic of Pupu Kitchen and the capabilities of the front warehouse. Pupu has more than 400 front-end warehouses, more than 60,000 employees, a mature rider network and high-frequency home user entrances; [s1] [s28] When users are accustomed to buying vegetables and daily necessities at Pupu, the platform further provides dinners, light meals, semi-finished products or ready-made food, which can theoretically increase the order frequency and customer unit price for the same user. [s24] [s27] Food delivery and fresh food retail also complement each other during peak periods: grocery shopping is concentrated before meals and after work, while food delivery covers lunch, dinner and midnight snacks. If there can be collaboration between warehouses, riders and kitchens, capacity utilization can be improved. [s27] [s24]

 However, catering and supermarket retail have different capacity requirements. Fresh food retail emphasizes product standardization, inventory turnover and loss control; fresh food catering involves kitchen qualifications, food safety, menu development, meal delivery speed, taste stability and brand positioning. [s27] Pupu Kitchen is still in the internal testing stage, and the public information is mainly limited to small-scale testing in Fuzhou, and has not yet formed a national network; the file can only record that it has "internally tested, and the direction is self-operated catering/takeaway" and cannot be exaggerated into a mature business. [s27] [s1]

 Related to Pu Pu Kitchen is Pu Pu’s long-term accumulation in semi-finished products, clean vegetables and private label foods. Public reports mentioned that the Pupu platform has clean vegetables/semi-finished ingredients such as Youye potato shreds, and more than 750 SKUs of its own brands "Youci" and "Suizi", covering multiple categories such as processed foods, snacks, and daily necessities. [s4] [s24] [s1] These products essentially complete part of the kitchen work for families; Pupu Kitchen goes one step further, moving from “washing and cutting for you” to “making it for you”. [s27] [s4]

 Offline stores are also a direction in Pupu’s new business discussions. Financial World Weekly and other reports mentioned that Pupu Life offline stores and other attempts show that the company is not completely limited to purely online front-end warehouses, but is exploring offline touch points. [s1] However, similar to Pu Pu Kitchen, offline stores have not yet become the main business format disclosed by the company; what is confirmed is that Pu Pu’s main business is still the core of real-time retail in front-end warehouses, and the focus of the official website’s external introduction is still 30-minute delivery, multi-city layout and employee size. [s28] [s1]

 New business exploration occurs in 2025-2026, when company profits and capital rumors go hand in hand. In 2024, Pu Pu was reported to have made a full-year profit for the first time, with annual revenue of about 30 billion yuan; [s24] [s26] In 2025, there were rumors of an IPO in Hong Kong, and the company would not comment; [s19] [s16] In 2026, there were rumors of bidding for Ali, Meituan, JD.com and "Alibaba's US$1.5 billion acquisition". Pu Pu responded that "there is no relevant information/no more news yet." [s20] [s3] In this context, Pupu Kitchen and offline stores can be seen as the company’s actions to find a second growth curve in addition to its main business and increase the reuse value of the fulfillment network. [s27] [s20]

 The boundaries of the just-in-time retail industry are themselves extended. Traditional fresh food e-commerce sells ingredients and daily necessities, food delivery platforms sell catering, and local lifestyle platforms sell services. When the platform has a dense network of warehouses and riders, the boundaries between retail, catering, and services will become blurred. [s24] [s27] Pu Pu started from the purchase of family dining tables, selling vegetables first, then selling all categories of supermarket products, and then explored clean vegetables, own brands, and self-operated kitchens. The path always revolved around the high-frequency scene of "family eating". [s4] [s27]

 This path also echoes Chen Xingwen’s early experience in Qingqiong ecological agriculture. Qixinbao information shows that he once served as executive director of Fuzhou Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture Development Co., Ltd. Public reports describe the company's business as the supply of fresh food and central kitchen ingredients for catering and retail channels. [s15] [s1] From B-side food supply, to C-side home fresh food retailing, to self-operated catering internal testing, Pupu Kitchen is in a sense like re-experimenting the central kitchen capabilities that the founder was familiar with in the early years into a real-time retail network. [s15] [s27]

 Of course, it still takes time to verify whether the new business can be established. The competition in food delivery is fierce, and the platform-based food delivery giant has a mature business ecosystem and user mentality; if Puruo operates a self-operated kitchen, it must face not only supply chain and food safety management, but also the issue of taste standardization after scale replication. [s27] [s20] Files should be restrained in recording this stage: as of the verifiable range of public information, Pupu Kitchen is in the internal testing and regional exploration stage, which is not yet comparable to the more than 400 warehouses and more than 60,000 employees of the main front-end warehouse business. [s27] [s28]

 However, from the perspective of corporate history, the emergence of Pupu Kitchen in 2025 has a landmark significance: it shows that Pupu is trying to upgrade "30-minute delivery" from retail fulfillment capabilities to local life infrastructure covering more aspects of family dining. [s27] [s28] Whether this attempt ultimately leads to independent business, platform cooperation, or a return to the supermarket category, it records a front-end warehouse company's reimagining of the value boundary of its own network after the profit turning point. [s24] [s27]

 The emergence of Pu Pu Kitchen shows that Pu Pu’s understanding of the “family meal” scene is shifting from commodities to meals. Users buy food on Pupu to cook at home; buy clean vegetables and semi-finished products to reduce preparation time; and order Pupu Kitchen to finish a meal directly when they don’t want to cook. [s27] [s4] This business chain extends along the same high-frequency scene, rather than blindly entering a new track that has nothing to do with the family dining table. [s27]

 From the perspective of the contract fulfillment network, there are synergies between self-operated catering and Pu Pu’s existing capabilities. The company has more than 400 front warehouses, more than 60,000 employees and a mature rider network. [s1] [s28] If the kitchen locations are combined with the density of front warehouses, business districts and communities, in theory, instant delivery capabilities and user entrances can be reused. [s27] [s24] Catering periods such as lunch, dinner, and midnight snacks may also complement the fresh food purchasing peak, improving the utilization rate of riders and warehouse distribution resources. [s27]

 But the difficulty of the catering business is equally obvious. Supermarket products can be solved through standardized SKU and inventory management, while ready-made catering has to face issues such as taste stability, meal delivery speed, food safety supervision, chef and kitchen management, etc. The [s27] takeout platform already has a mature business ecosystem, and users are accustomed to ordering food on specialized takeout platforms; Puruo enters the market with his own kitchen, which means he has to compete with catering merchants for taste and the platform for rich choices. [s27] [s20] Therefore, the 2025 Fuzhou internal test is more like a capability test rather than a finalized second growth curve. [s27] [s1]

 Pu Pu’s previous accumulation in clean vegetables, semi-finished products and private label food provided a buffer for this experiment. Public reports mentioned that the platform has clean vegetables, semi-finished ingredients, as well as private brands such as "Youci" and "Suizi", with more than 750 SKUs; [s4] [s24] [s1] These businesses have allowed Pupu to participate in the processing of family catering. Pupu Kitchen just takes the depth of processing one step further: from "washing and cutting for you" to "preparing and delivering for you". [s27] [s4]

 Offline store attempts should also be understood within the framework of network reuse. Caijingtianxia and other reports mentioned Pupu Life’s offline stores and other actions, but as of public information, Pupu’s core identity to the outside world is still the front-end warehouse platform of 30 Minutes, and the focus of the official website introduction is still mission, city, employees and services. If [s28] offline touch points exist, they may be responsible for brand display, self-pickup, user interaction or new business testing functions, but they cannot yet be described as the company's main business. [s1] [s28]

 In September 2025, Pu Pu conducted an internal test of Pu Pu kitchen near the Fuzhou headquarters. In the same month, the company set up a food stall downstairs of the headquarters for its ninth anniversary. [s27] [s25] has two actions, one internal and one external: one to test self-operated catering capabilities, and the other to maintain community relations with local users; [s27] [s25] They both took place in Fuzhou, which also shows that Pu Pu still uses the base market as a testing ground when exploring new businesses, continuing the habit of verifying in Fuzhou first and then considering spillovers. [s7] [s23]

 From the perspective of industry position, Park Kitchen is also related to the strategic imagination behind the rumors of giant acquisitions. If the real-time retail platform only sells standard products and fresh food, its value will mainly be in supermarkets and online stores; if it can further enter catering, local services and community life, the frequency of use and business boundaries of the fulfillment network will expand. [s20] [s27] However, as of the time of compilation of this archive, these are still exploration directions. What can be confirmed is that Pupu has already tested self-operated catering on a small scale in Fuzhou, and this business is highly related to the main line of "family dining table"; what cannot be confirmed is whether it can be scaled up in the future and whether it will become an independent growth curve. [s27] [s1]

### 10. 低调闽商：陈兴文的组织、人才与管理风格 / Low-key Fujian businessman: Chen Xingwen’s organization, talents and management style

陈兴文是中国即时零售行业里少见的“无公开强人设”创始人。多篇报道提到，他极少接受采访、不站台、不混圈子，网络上几乎没有广泛流传的公开照片；即便是在朴朴年营收约300亿元、员工超过6万人、被巨头竞购传闻包围之后，外界仍很难看到他本人的长篇访谈。[s1][s5][s24] 中国企业家等媒体在报道中也把他的低调视为朴朴公司气质的一部分：少讲故事，多做运营；少开发布会，多看仓内数据和用户复购。[s5][s23]

这种风格与他的广告人出身形成有趣对照。深谙传播之道的陈兴文，理应熟悉造势和传播；[s1][s4][s5] 但在朴朴，他把营销能力更多用于产品和用户体验，而不是个人IP。朴朴营销负责人“投1块钱广告不如用1块钱优化服务带来复购”的说法，正是这种取向的内部表达。[s4][s23] 创始人不站在聚光灯下，品牌则通过广告语、地推、配送体验和售后口碑进入社区。[s4]

公开工商资料呈现了陈兴文在朴朴体系中的法定身份变化。天眼查、启信宝信息显示，福州朴朴电子商务有限公司成立于2016年6月12日，后续法定代表人为范云海；启信宝资料则显示，陈木旺（陈兴文）曾任朴朴科技（福建）有限公司法定代表人、董事、总经理，并在福州苍穹生态农业开发有限公司担任执行董事，同时关联平潭朴仁、平潭朴友等投资合伙企业执行事务合伙人信息。[s2][s15] 这些信息说明，朴朴在发展过程中形成了较复杂的公司与投资主体结构，创始人身份既体现在经营层面，也体现在持股和投资平台层面。而这些多主体安排，也常见于零售企业在融资、员工持股、区域运营和供应链布局中的组织设计。[s14][s15][s15][s2]

组织扩张是陈兴文管理能力最直接的考卷。朴朴官网显示员工超过6万人，[s28] 媒体报道称前置仓400多个，覆盖福州、厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都、泉州等城市。[s1][s24] 6万多名员工中，大量是仓内拣货、分拣、品控、骑手、站长、城市运营和客服人员；这不是一家靠少数研发人员驱动的轻资产互联网公司，而是一家高度依赖一线培训、流程标准和现场管理的劳动密集型零售组织。[s28][s30]

前置仓的管理颗粒度极细。仓内要分区管理蔬果、肉禽、水产、冷藏、冷冻和标品；拣货路径要尽量短，减少用户等待；缺货、品质问题、配送超时、骑手交接都要有处理规则；生鲜损耗要靠订货、盘点和报损流程控制。[s4][s24] 朴朴能把福州、厦门单仓做到日均3000单以上，并在2024年实现全年盈利，背后不是某一个创始人镜头前的口号，而是数千个一线岗位日复一日按标准动作执行。也正因如此，把超预期的服务从福州复制到厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都等城市，最终靠的是把创始人理念转化为培训手册、仓内流程、考核指标和站点管理的能力。[s24][s26]

人才方面，公开报道提到朴朴曾从永辉、盒马等零售企业引入成熟人才，补充商超运营、供应链和城市管理经验。[s1][s4] 这符合朴朴的业务属性：互联网团队负责App、数据和系统，零售团队负责商品、仓配和供应链；陈兴文本人广告人出身、又有苍穹生态农业的生鲜供应背景，使公司在人才组合上并不偏科；管理层也得以在用户体验和供应链落地之间保持平衡。[s5][s15]

创始人低调也使外界更多通过前员工和合作伙伴认识朴朴文化。财经天下周刊等报道采访了前员工、供应商等角色，其中既有对朴朴服务细节和执行力的描述，也有对扩张节奏、用工成本和竞争压力的还原。[s1] 这种碎片化信息拼出的管理风格是：务实、重细节、强调复购和区域密度，不追求宏大叙事；对成本和履约效率高度敏感，愿意把资源投在用户能直接感知的商品、分量、时效和售后上。[s1][s4][s24]

闽商身份是理解陈兴文的另一条线索。他是福建南平人，长期在福州创业；[s5][s25] 朴朴最早的供应链、人才和市场也都扎根福建。闽商文化中强调务实、抱团、区域深耕和现金流安全，这些特质在朴朴“慢，也许就是快”的扩张节奏中有所体现。[s23][s8] 公司没有在风口期盲目全国铺开，而是先把福建根据地打透，再向深圳、广州、武汉、成都等城市逐步外扩。这种节奏与其说是个人性格，不如说是福建区域商业文化、前置仓重资产规律和创始人风险偏好共同作用的结果：不轻易离开现金流安全区，不把未经验证的城市模型交给资本故事。[s7][s11][s29][s23]

低调并不意味着没有战略野心。朴朴从福州单城起步，进入约9座城市，建成400多个前置仓，员工超过6万人，年营收被报道约300亿元并实现首次全年盈利；[s1][s24][s26][s28] 2025年又内测朴朴厨房，探索自营餐饮外卖。[s27] 这些动作显示，陈兴文的管理风格虽低调，战略上却始终围绕家庭高频消费扩展边界：从生鲜到超市，从超市到餐饮，从福建到华南、华中、西南。[s27][s28]

在2026年收购传闻中，陈兴文的沉默进一步强化了“低调闽商”形象。阿里15亿美元收购、阿里美团京东多方竞购等消息接连出现，朴朴方面始终以“暂无相关信息”“暂无更多消息”等口径回应，未见创始人公开发表宏大宣言。[s3][s20][s13] 对一家6万多人的公司而言，这种沉默既是谈判和信息管理需要，也延续了朴朴一贯风格：不把未落地的交易讲成故事，不把传闻当作品牌素材。对档案而言，这种回应本身也是事实：它记录了公司在重大资本传闻面前的信息纪律，也提醒外界不要把媒体消息和平台标注等同于交易完成。[s3][s5]

当代企业史记录陈兴文，重点不在于制造一个“零售教父”式人物，而在于记录一种少见的创始人路径：广告出身、供应链入行、41岁创业、不做个人IP、用近十年时间把前置仓这门重生意在福州和多座城市磨到盈利。[s1][s4][s24] 他的公开声音不多，但这些年他始终把重心放在仓内数据和用户复购上。[s28][s20][s24]

陈兴文的低调，不是没有传播意识，而是传播主体的选择不同：他深知创始人故事可以带来流量，[s1][s4] 但朴朴对外呈现的核心始终是产品、价格、配送和服务，而不是创始人个人传奇。[s5][s4] 朴朴营销负责人关于“服务带来复购”的表述，可以看作这种选择的内部注脚：与其让用户记住老板，不如让用户记住那些超出预期的服务细节。[s4][s23]

最终，陈兴文留给当代企业史的形象，不是一个频繁发表预言的人，而是一个把广告洞察、生鲜供应链和前置仓运营长期压在同一件事上的人：让普通家庭买菜更省事。[s4][s28] 朴朴的400多个前置仓、6万多名员工、300亿元营收口径、2024年盈利拐点以及2026年巨头竞购传闻，共同构成这位低调闽商的商业坐标。[s1][s24][s28] 至于这家公司未来独立上市、被整合还是继续深耕，公开信息尚未给出最终答案；档案在此处停笔，把判断留给后续事实。[s19][s20]

**English:** Chen Xingwen is a rare founder of "no public strong personality" in China's real-time retail industry. Multiple reports mentioned that he rarely gives interviews, does not stand up, does not mingle with social circles, and there are almost no widely circulated public photos on the Internet; even after Park has a revenue of about 30 billion yuan, more than 60,000 employees, and is surrounded by rumors of bidding for giants, it is still difficult for the outside world to see long interviews with him. [s1] [s5] [s24] Chinese entrepreneurs and other media also regarded his low profile as part of Pu Pu's company temperament: telling less stories and doing more operations; holding less press conferences and looking more at warehouse data and user repurchases. [s5] [s23]

 This style is an interesting contrast to his background in advertising and marketing. Chen Xingwen has been in advertising and marketing for more than 20 years, and has served consumer brands such as Yinlu and Panpan, so he should be familiar with communication and momentum building; [s1] [s4] [s5] But at Pupu, he puts his marketing capabilities more into products and user experience rather than personal IP. Pu Pu’s marketing manager’s statement that “it’s better to invest 1 yuan in advertising than to use 1 yuan to optimize services to bring repeat purchases” is an internal expression of this orientation. The founder of [s4] [s23] does not stand in the spotlight, but the brand enters the community through advertising slogans, local promotions, delivery experience and after-sales reputation. [s4]

 The public industrial and commercial information shows the changes in Chen Xingwen’s legal status in the Pu Pu system. Tianyancha and Qixinbao information show that Fuzhou Pupu E-Commerce Co., Ltd. was established on June 12, 2016, and the subsequent legal representative is Fan Yunhai; Qixinbao information shows that Chen Muwang (Chen Xingwen) served as the legal representative, director, and general manager of Pupu Technology (Fujian) Co., Ltd., and served as the executive director of Fuzhou Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture Development Co., Ltd., and is also associated with executive affairs partner information of Pingtan Puren, Pingtan Puyou and other investment partnerships. [s2] [s15] This information shows that Pupu has formed a relatively complex corporate and investment entity structure in the development process. The identity of the founder is reflected not only at the operational level, but also at the shareholding and investment platform level. [s15] [s2]

 Organizational expansion is the most direct test of Chen Xingwen's management ability. Pupu’s official website shows that it has more than 60,000 employees, and [s28] media reported that it has more than 400 front-end warehouses, covering Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Quanzhou and other cities. [s1] [s24] Among the more than 60,000 employees, a large number are in-warehouse picking, sorting, quality control, riders, webmasters, city operations and customer service personnel; this is not an asset-light Internet company driven by a few R&D personnel, but a labor-intensive retail organization that relies heavily on front-line training, process standards and on-site management. [s28] [s30]

 The management granularity of the front warehouse is extremely fine. The warehouse must manage fruits and vegetables, meat and poultry, aquatic products, refrigeration, freezing and standard products in separate zones; the picking path must be as short as possible to reduce waiting for users; there must be rules for handling out-of-stocks, quality problems, delivery overtimes, and rider handovers; fresh food losses must be controlled by the ordering, inventory and loss reporting processes. [s4] [s24] Pu Pu was able to increase the daily average of more than 3,000 orders in a single warehouse in Fuzhou and Xiamen, and achieve full-year profitability in 2024. The reason behind this is not the slogan of a certain founder in front of the camera, but the execution of standard actions by thousands of front-line positions day after day. [s24] [s26]

 In terms of talent, public reports mentioned that Pu Pu has introduced mature talents from retail companies such as Yonghui and Hema to supplement his experience in supermarket operations, supply chain and urban management. [s1] [s4] This is in line with Pu Pu’s business attributes: the Internet team is responsible for apps, data and systems, and the retail team is responsible for merchandise, warehouse distribution and supply chain. Chen Xingwen himself has both advertising and marketing experience and a background in fresh food supply from Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture, so the company’s talent mix is ​​not biased. [s5] [s15]

 The founder's low profile also allows the outside world to know Pupu Culture more through former employees and partners. Financial World Weekly and other reports interviewed former employees, suppliers and other characters, which not only described the details and execution of Pu Pu's services, but also restored the pace of expansion, labor costs and competitive pressure. The management style of [s1] based on fragmented information is: pragmatic, focusing on details, emphasizing repurchase and regional density, not pursuing grand narratives; highly sensitive to costs and fulfillment efficiency, and willing to invest resources in products, weight, timeliness and after-sales that users can directly perceive. [s1] [s4] [s24]

 The identity of a Fujian businessman is another clue to understand Chen Xingwen. He is from Nanping, Fujian, and has started a business in Fuzhou for a long time; [s5] [s25] Pu Pu’s earliest supply chain, talents and markets are also rooted in Fujian. The culture of Fujian merchants emphasizes pragmatism, teamwork, deep regional cultivation and cash flow security. These characteristics are reflected in Pu Pu's "slow, maybe fast" expansion pace. The [s23] [s8] company did not blindly expand nationwide during the boom period. Instead, it first established its base in Fujian and then gradually expanded to cities such as Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, and Chengdu. [s29] [s23]

 Being low-key does not mean that there is no strategic ambition. Pupu started from a single city in Fuzhou and entered about 9 cities, building more than 400 front-end warehouses and employing more than 60,000 people. Annual revenue was reported to be about 30 billion yuan and it achieved its first full-year profit; [s1] [s24] [s26] [s28] In 2025, Pupu Kitchen will be tested internally to explore self-operated catering takeout. [s27] These actions show that although Chen Xingwen’s management style is low-key, his strategy has always been to expand the boundaries around high-frequency household consumption: from fresh food to supermarkets, from supermarkets to catering, and from Fujian to South China, Central China, and Southwest China. [s27] [s28]

 Amid rumors of acquisitions in 2026, Chen Xingwen’s silence further strengthened his image as a “low-key Fujian businessman”. News of Alibaba’s US$1.5 billion acquisition and multi-party bidding by Alibaba, Meituan and JD.com emerged one after another. Pu Pu’s side has always responded with “no relevant information yet” and “no more news yet”. The founder has never made a grand declaration publicly. [s3] [s20] [s13] For a company with more than 60,000 people, this silence is not only needed for negotiation and information management, but also continues Pu Pu’s consistent style: not telling unfinished transactions into stories, and not using rumors as brand material. [s3] [s5]

 Chen Xingwen's contemporary corporate history record does not focus on creating a "godfather of retail" figure, but on recording a rare founder path: a background in advertising, entering the supply chain industry, starting a business at the age of 41, not doing personal IP, and spending nearly ten years turning the important business of front-end warehouses into profits in Fuzhou and many cities. [s1] [s4] [s24] He doesn’t make much public noise, but Pu Pu’s more than 400 front-end warehouses, more than 60,000 employees, orders on family tables in Fuzhou and Xiamen, and his industry position in the rumored bid for giants in 2026 constitute the most specific business footnotes of this low-key Fujian businessman. [s28] [s20] [s24]

 Chen Xingwen's low profile is not due to lack of awareness of communication, but due to his different choice of communication subjects. He has worked in advertising and marketing for more than 20 years and knows that the founder's story can bring traffic; [s1] [s4] But the core of Pu Pu's external presentation is always the product, price, delivery and service, not the founder's personal legend. [s5] [s4] Pu Pu’s marketing manager’s statement about “service brings repeat purchases” can be seen as an internal footnote of this choice: Instead of letting users remember the boss, it is better to let users remember that there is one more shrimp, the garbage is taken away smoothly, and the vegetables arrive on time on rainy days. [s4] [s23]

 The main structure shown in the industrial and commercial information also reminds the outside world that Pu Pu cannot be understood by a single company name. Fuzhou Pupu E-Commerce Co., Ltd. was established on June 12, 2016, and its subsequent legal representative is Fan Yunhai; [s2] Qixinbao information shows that Chen Muwang served as the legal representative, director, and general manager of Pupu Technology (Fujian) Co., Ltd., and was associated with Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture, Pingtan Puren, Pingtan Puyou and other entities. [s15] This information reflects the common multi-agent structure of retail companies in financing, employee ownership, regional operations and supply chain layout. [s14] [s15]

 Managing more than 60,000 employees is the most "important" part of Pupu's organizational capabilities. The [s28] front-end warehouse is not an unmanned warehouse, and riders are not abstract nodes in the system; behind every order there are in-warehouse picking, quality control, packaging, distribution, customer service and after-sales personnel. [s1] [s30] If the company wants to copy the "One More Shrimp" service from Fuzhou to Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu and other cities, it must transform the founder's concept into training manuals, warehouse processes, assessment indicators and site management. [s24] [s28]

 Pu Pu’s talent structure also reflects the combination of retail and the Internet. Public reports mentioned that the company has introduced mature talents from retail companies such as Yonghui and Hema. [s1] and [s4] also require App, data, algorithm and system teams to support orders, inventory, scheduling and membership operations. Chen Xingwen himself has both advertising and marketing experience and a background in fresh food supply from Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture. [s5] [s15] This enables the company’s management to maintain a balance between “user experience” and “supply chain implementation”. [s1] [s5]

 The identity of a Fujian businessman provides a regional footnote to Pu Pu’s business style. Chen Xingwen is from Nanping, Fujian, and has started his own business in Fuzhou for a long time; [s5] [s25] Pu Pu’s earliest supply chain, team and base market were also in Fujian. [s7] [s8] The media summarized its expansion as "slow, maybe fast". [s23] This is not so much a personal personality, but rather the result of the combined effect of Fujian's regional business culture, the law of heavy assets in front of the warehouse, and the founder's risk preference: not easily leaving the cash flow safe zone, and not handing over unverified urban models to capital stories. [s23] [s11]

 Amid acquisition rumors in 2026, this low profile has been tested again. News of Alibaba's US$1.5 billion acquisition and multi-party bidding have emerged one after another. If any of the [s3] [s20] were narrated by the founder on his own initiative, it would likely bring huge publicity. However, Pu Pu always responded with "no relevant information yet" and "no more news yet." [s3] [s13] For the archives, this response itself is also a fact: it records the company’s information discipline in the face of major capital rumors, and also reminds the outside world not to equate media news and platform labels with the completion of the transaction. [s3] [s20] [s2]

 In the end, the image left by Chen Xingwen in contemporary corporate history is not that of a person who frequently made predictions, but of a person who focused his advertising insights, fresh food supply chain, and front-end warehouse operations on the same thing for a long time: making grocery shopping easier for ordinary families. [s4] [s28] Pu Pu’s more than 400 front-end warehouses, more than 60,000 employees, 30 billion yuan in revenue, a profit turning point in 2024, and rumors of giant bidding in 2026, together constitute the business coordinates of this low-key Fujian businessman. [s1] [s24] [s28] As for whether this company will be independently listed in the future, be integrated, or continue to develop, public information has not given a final answer; the file stops here, leaving the judgment to subsequent facts. [s19] [s20]

## 卷尾 Editorial Conclusion

十年时间，朴朴从福州的一个前置仓，成长为拥有400多个前置仓、6万多名员工、覆盖七座城市的即时零售网络。

它的路径不同。大多数行业玩家在扩张期选择快速铺开城市版图，用资本覆盖亏损。朴朴则是在每进入一座城市后，都要做透密度再做深供应链，把单城盈利作为下一城的前提条件。这种节奏在扩张期显得慢，但在行业从烧钱转向效率验证时，它的区域利润池开始显现价值。

陈兴文把二十多年广告营销经验转化为对用户需求的理解：在什么场景降低信任门槛，用哪些细节创造可转述的记忆。但朴朴能够持续增长，依靠的是供应链管理、仓配效率和损耗控制——这些能力在广告之外，来自朴朴在每一个前置仓里反复调整的拣货动线、补货周期和骑手排班。

朴朴在2024年迎来了盈利拐点。它不是靠一次大促或短期补贴完成的，而是靠七年时间在福州、厦门把模型磨到可复制，再用三年时间在其他城市反复验证。

2026年7月，多家媒体报道阿里巴巴以15亿美元全资收购朴朴——交易对价约为同年2月美团收购叮咚买菜的两倍。尽管官方尚未发布正式公告，但这笔交易的定价逻辑已经清晰：巨头为十年区域深耕磨出的利润模型付费，而不是为烧钱换来的规模付费。报道同时称朴朴团队预计保持独立运营，日常节奏未变。

这笔交易标志着即时零售行业进入整合期的一个关键节点：一家用十年时间在区域市场磨出利润的公司，最终成为巨头布局本地零售的重要拼图。

在烧钱与规模的叙事之外，一条用区域密度、供应链效率和用户复购慢慢磨出来的路，也是走得通的。

这条路，陈兴文走了十年。

Over ten years, Pupu grew from a single dark store in Fuzhou into an instant-retail network of more than 400 dark stores, over 60,000 employees and seven covered cities.

Its path was different. Most industry players, in their expansion phase, chose to roll out their city footprint fast and cover losses with capital. Pupu, by contrast, after entering each city, would first build density to the full and then deepen the supply chain, making single-city profitability the precondition for the next city. The pace seemed slow during the expansion years, but when the industry shifted from cash-burning to efficiency verification, its regional profit pools began to show their worth.

Chen Xingwen converted more than twenty years of advertising and marketing experience into an understanding of user needs: in which scenarios to lower the trust threshold, and through which details to create a retellable memory. But Pupu's sustained growth rests on supply-chain management, warehouse-distribution efficiency and loss control—capabilities beyond advertising, forged in every dark store through endlessly adjusted picking routes, replenishment cycles and rider scheduling.

Pupu reached its profitability inflection point in 2024. It was not achieved through a single big promotion or short-term subsidies, but through seven years of refining the model in Fuzhou and Xiamen until it was replicable, followed by three years of repeated verification in other cities.

In July 2026, multiple media outlets reported that Alibaba had fully acquired Pupu for US$1.5 billion—about twice the consideration of Meituan's acquisition of Dingdong Maicai in February the same year. Although no official announcement had been released, the pricing logic of the deal was already clear: the giants were paying for a profit model forged through ten years of regional depth, not for scale bought with cash burn. Reports also said the Pupu team was expected to remain independently operated, with its daily rhythm unchanged.

The deal marks a key node in the instant-retail industry's entry into a consolidation phase: a company that ground out profits in regional markets over ten years ultimately became an essential piece in a giant's local-retail layout.

Beyond the narrative of cash-burning and scale, there is also a viable path—slowly ground out through regional density, supply-chain efficiency and user repurchase.

Chen Xingwen walked this path for ten years.

## 金句 Pull Quote

> 慢，也许就是快。

> Slow, maybe fast.

## 履历时间线 Career Timeline

- **2016-06** 福州朴朴电子商务有限公司成立 / Fuzhou Pupu E-Commerce Co., Ltd. was established
  - 2016年6月12日，福州朴朴电子商务有限公司成立；公开工商信息显示公司注册于福州台江区，后由范云海担任法定代表人。朴朴官网将公司使命表述为“让每个平凡的人活得更好”。[s2][s28]
  - EN: On June 12, 2016, Fuzhou Pupu E-Commerce Co., Ltd. was established; public industrial and commercial information shows that the company was registered in Taijiang District, Fuzhou, and Fan Yunhai later served as the legal representative. Pupu’s official website states the company’s mission as “making every ordinary person live a better life.” [s2] [s28]
- **2016-09** 朴朴在福州正式运营 / Pupu officially operates in Fuzhou
  - 2016年9月，朴朴超市在福州上线运营，以手机App下单、前置仓拣货、骑手30分钟内送达为基本模式，切入生鲜与快消即时零售。[s28][s29]
  - EN: In September 2016, Pupu Supermarket went online in Fuzhou. It uses mobile app ordering, front-end warehouse picking, and rider delivery within 30 minutes as its basic model to enter the real-time retail of fresh food and fast-moving goods. [s28] [s29]
- **2018** 年会提出“朴朴是时候下山了” / The annual meeting proposed "It's time for Pu Pu to go down the mountain"
  - 在福州跑通模型后，朴朴内部年会提出“朴朴是时候下山了”：此前在福州苦练武功，此后要到其他城市“闯荡江湖”，把新市场当作检验模式的“练剑场”。[s9][s23]
  - EN: After running through the model in Fuzhou, Pu Pu’s internal annual meeting proposed that “it’s time for Pu Pu to come down from the mountain”: before, he practiced martial arts hard in Fuzhou, and then he would go to other cities to “travel around” and use the new market as a “sword training ground” to test the model. [s9] [s23]
- **2018-07** 进入厦门 / Enter Xiamen
  - 2018年7月，朴朴走出福州、进入厦门，开始复制福州前置仓模型；厦门随后成为朴朴在福建的第二个高密度市场。[s29][s8]
  - EN: In July 2018, Pupu left Fuzhou and entered Xiamen, and began to copy the Fuzhou front-end warehouse model; Xiamen subsequently became Pupu's second high-density market in Fujian. [s29] [s8]
- **2018-08** 获高榕资本千万级融资 / Received tens of millions of financing from Gaorong Capital
  - 2018年8月前后，朴朴获得高榕资本（高榕创投）千万级人民币融资，这是其早期重要机构融资之一。[s12][s14]
  - EN: Around August 2018, Pu Pu received tens of millions of RMB financing from Gaorong Capital (Gaorong Venture Capital), which was one of its early important institutional financings. [s12] [s14]
- **2019-03** 完成5500万美元B轮融资 / Completed USD 55 million Series B financing
  - 2019年3月，朴朴完成5500万美元B轮融资，泰合资本担任财务顾问；同期市场亦出现“朴朴要价6亿美金”的融资讨论。[s22][s12]
  - EN: In March 2019, Pu Pu completed a US$55 million Series B financing, with Taihe Capital serving as a financial advisor; during the same period, there was also a financing discussion in the market that "Pu Pu asked for US$600 million." [s22] [s12]
- **2019-05** 进入深圳 / Enter Shenzhen
  - 2019年5月，朴朴首次跨省进入深圳，把福州、厦门验证的前置仓模式带到一线城市，接受更高租金、更密竞争和更快履约节奏的考验。[s29][s6]
  - EN: In May 2019, Pupu entered Shenzhen across provinces for the first time, bringing the front-end warehouse model proven in Fuzhou and Xiamen to first-tier cities to accept the test of higher rents, closer competition and faster contract fulfillment rhythm. [s29] [s6]
- **2019** B轮系列融资累计约1亿美元 / Series B financing totals approximately US$100 million
  - 2019年下半年，朴朴继续完成B轮系列融资，公开融资信息平台显示其B轮及后续融资合计约1亿美元，资金主要用于城市扩张、仓建与供应链。[s12][s14]
  - EN: In the second half of 2019, Pu Pu continued to complete the Series B financing. The public financing information platform shows that its Series B and subsequent financing totaled approximately US$100 million. The funds were mainly used for urban expansion, warehouse construction and supply chain. [s12] [s14]
- **2020-04** 进入广州 / Enter Guangzhou
  - 2020年4月，朴朴进入广州，在华南与本地生鲜平台、社区团购和大型商超正面竞争。[s29][s6]
  - EN: In April 2020, Pupu entered Guangzhou and competed head-on with local fresh food platforms, community group buying and large supermarkets in South China. [s29] [s6]
- **2020** 年营收约100亿元口径出现 / Annual revenue of approximately 10 billion yuan appears
  - 公开案例报道显示，朴朴2020年前后营收规模达到约100亿元量级，并被描述为当时少数在区域模型上接近盈亏平衡的生鲜电商玩家。[s4][s6]
  - EN: Public case reports show that Pupu’s revenue reached approximately 10 billion yuan around 2020, and was described as one of the few fresh food e-commerce players that was close to breaking even on a regional model at that time. [s4] [s6]
- **2021-01** 进入武汉 / Entering Wuhan
  - 2021年1月，朴朴进入武汉，首次把前置仓网络铺到华中市场。[s29][s8]
  - EN: In January 2021, Pupu entered Wuhan and rolled out its front-end warehouse network to the Central China market for the first time. [s29] [s8]
- **2021-05** 进入成都 / Enter Chengdu
  - 2021年5月，朴朴进入成都，扩张至西南市场；其城市选择延续“进入一座、打透一座”的节奏。[s29][s23]
  - EN: In May 2021, Pupu entered Chengdu and expanded to the southwest market; its city choice continued the rhythm of "entering one city and establishing a thorough foundation". [s29] [s23]
- **2021** 进入佛山 / Enter Foshan
  - 2021年，朴朴在华南继续加密，进入佛山，与广州、深圳形成珠三角区域网络。[s29][s6]
  - EN: In 2021, Pupu will continue to expand in South China, enter Foshan, and form a Pearl River Delta regional network with Guangzhou and Shenzhen. [s29] [s6]
- **2021-11** 获IDG资本领投战略融资 / Received strategic financing led by IDG Capital
  - 2021年11月，朴朴完成IDG资本领投的战略融资；创业邦等媒体报道称其累计融资已超过10亿美元，官网则概括为成立以来完成7轮融资。[s10][s28]
  - EN: In November 2021, Pu Pu completed strategic financing led by IDG Capital; media such as Chuangye State reported that its cumulative financing has exceeded US$1 billion, and the official website summarizes that it has completed 7 rounds of financing since its establishment. [s10] [s28]
- **2022** 红筹架构与赴港上市准备 / Red chip structure and preparation for listing in Hong Kong
  - 2022年前后，朴朴被报道搭建红筹架构、审计机构进场，市场一度预期其赴港IPO；后续受资本市场环境与前置仓赛道估值变化影响，上市进程未见落地。[s16][s19]
  - EN: Around 2022, Pupu was reported to have established a red-chip structure and audit institutions to enter the market. The market was once expected to launch an IPO in Hong Kong. Subsequently, affected by changes in the capital market environment and the valuation of front-end positions, the listing process has not yet been implemented. [s16] [s19]
- **2024-04** 首次实现月度盈利 / Achieved monthly profit for the first time
  - 2024年4月，朴朴被报道首次实现月度盈利，标志着前置仓模型在多年区域深耕后跨过单月盈亏平衡线。[s26][s24]
  - EN: In April 2024, Pu Pu was reported to have achieved monthly profits for the first time, marking that the front-end warehouse model crossed the single-month break-even line after years of deep cultivation in the region. [s26] [s24]
- **2024** 首次全年盈利、营收约300亿元 / First full-year profit, revenue of approximately 30 billion yuan
  - 2024年，朴朴被报道实现首次全年盈利，年营收约300亿元；福建省民营企业百强相关榜单中，朴朴科技以290.8亿元营收列第19位。[s24][s25]
  - EN: In 2024, Pupu was reported to have achieved its first full-year profit, with annual revenue of approximately 30 billion yuan; in the relevant list of the top 100 private enterprises in Fujian Province, Pupu Technology ranked 19th with revenue of 29.08 billion yuan. [s24] [s25]
- **2025-05** 进入泉州 / Entering Quanzhou
  - 2025年5月，朴朴进入泉州，继续在福建省内加密；官网列出的已进入城市包括福州、厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都、泉州等。[s29][s28]
  - EN: In May 2025, Pu Pu entered Quanzhou and continued to encrypt in Fujian Province; the cities listed on the official website include Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Quanzhou, etc. [s29] [s28]
- **2025-05** 再传赴港IPO / Another rumored IPO in Hong Kong
  - 2025年5月底至6月初，市场消息称朴朴接触投行、筹备赴港上市，公司对相关消息回应“不予置评”。[s19][s16]
  - EN: From the end of May to the beginning of June 2025, market news said that Pu Pu contacted investment banks and prepared to go public in Hong Kong. The company responded to the relevant news with "no comment." [s19] [s16]
- **2025-09** “朴朴厨房”自营外卖内测 / "Pu Pu Kitchen" self-operated takeaway internal test
  - 2025年9月，朴朴在福州总部所在地红星商务大厦附近内测“朴朴厨房”，以自营餐饮/外卖形式探索即时零售之外的新业务。[s27][s1]
  - EN: In September 2025, Pu Pu conducted an internal test of "Pu Pu Kitchen" near the Red Star Business Building where the Fuzhou headquarters is located, and explored new businesses besides instant retail in the form of self-operated catering/takeaway. [s27] [s1]
- **2025-09-12** 开业九周年总部楼下摆小吃摊 / Food stalls set up downstairs at the headquarters for the 9th anniversary of its opening
  - 2025年9月12日前后，朴朴迎来开业九周年，公司在福州总部楼下摆起小吃摊与用户互动，延续其贴近社区和家庭用户的品牌风格。[s25][s1]
  - EN: Around September 12, 2025, Pupu will celebrate its ninth anniversary. The company set up a food stall downstairs at the Fuzhou headquarters to interact with users, continuing its brand style of being close to the community and home users. [s25] [s1]
- **2026-05** 巨头竞购传闻发酵 / Rumors of giant bids ferment
  - 2026年5月底，市场传出阿里、美团、京东等多方竞购朴朴的消息，估值传闻区间约20亿至50亿美元；美团、京东等方面对相关传闻作出否认或不予回应，朴朴方面未确认交易。[s20][s13]
  - EN: At the end of May 2026, news broke out in the market that Alibaba, Meituan, JD.com and other parties were bidding for Pupu, with the valuation rumored to range from about US$2 billion to US$5 billion. Meituan, JD.com and other parties denied or did not respond to relevant rumors, and Pupu did not confirm the transaction. [s20] [s13]
- **2026-06** “阿里15亿美元收购”消息与回应 / “Alibaba’s $1.5 billion acquisition” news and responses
  - 2026年6月，财联社/科创板日报等报道“阿里15亿美元（约101.5亿元人民币）收购朴朴”的消息，朴朴回应“暂无相关信息/暂无更多消息”；天眼查等平台出现“拟收购”标注，交易最终是否落地未有官方确认。[s3][s2][s13]
  - EN: In June 2026, Cailian News/Kechuangban Daily and others reported the news of "Alibaba's US$1.5 billion (approximately 10.15 billion yuan) acquisition of Pu Pu". Pu Pu responded that "there is no relevant information/no more news yet"; platforms such as Tianyancha showed "intended acquisition" tags, and there was no official confirmation whether the transaction would eventually be completed. [s3] [s2] [s13]
- **2026-07** 媒体报道阿里完成15亿美元收购 / Media report Alibaba completes $1.5 billion acquisition
  - 2026年7月16日起，新浪财经、网易（闽商报）、搜狐等多家媒体报道阿里巴巴已以15亿美元（约101.5亿元人民币）全资收购朴朴超市、交割流程走完，交易对价约为同年2月美团收购叮咚买菜（7.17亿美元）的两倍；报道称朴朴团队预计保持独立运营，后续接入淘宝闪购流量入口与大润发供应链体系。截至本档案整理时，阿里与朴朴官方尚未发布正式收购公告，本档案以公开报道口径记录这一进展，最终信息以官方公告为准。[s31][s32][s3]
  - EN: From July 16, 2026, multiple media outlets including Sina Finance, NetEase (Minshang Daily) and Sohu reported that Alibaba had fully acquired Pupu Supermarket for US$1.5 billion (approximately RMB 10.15 billion) and completed the delivery process, about twice the consideration of Meituan's US$717 million acquisition of Dingdong Maicai in February the same year; reports said the Pupu team was expected to remain independently operated and later connect to Taobao Flash Purchase's traffic entry and RT-Mart's supply chain system. As of the compilation of this file, Alibaba and Pupu had not yet issued an official acquisition announcement; this file records the development based on public media reports, with final information subject to the official announcement. [s31][s32][s3]
- **2019-12** B轮系列融资持续完成 / Series B financing continues to be completed
  - 2019年下半年至年底，朴朴继续完成B轮系列融资，公开融资信息平台显示其B轮及后续融资合计约1亿美元，资金主要用于城市扩张、前置仓建设与供应链投入。[s12][s14]
  - EN: From the second half to the end of 2019, Pu Pu continued to complete the Series B financing. The public financing information platform shows that its Series B and subsequent financing totaled approximately US$100 million. The funds were mainly used for urban expansion, front-end warehouse construction and supply chain investment. [s12] [s14]
- **2025** 员工超6万人、前置仓400多个 / More than 60,000 employees and more than 400 front-end warehouses
  - 朴朴官网显示公司员工超过6万人；多篇媒体报道称其前置仓数量达400多个，官网列出的已进入城市包括福州、厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都、泉州等。[s28][s1][s24]
  - EN: Pupu’s official website shows that the company has more than 60,000 employees; multiple media reports claim that it has more than 400 front-end warehouses. The cities listed on the official website include Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Quanzhou, etc. [s28] [s1] [s24]

## 常问问答 FAQ

**Q1: 陈兴文是谁？为什么工商资料里还有“陈木旺”？**

A: 陈兴文是朴朴超市创始人，福建南平人，创办朴朴前有二十多年广告营销与传媒咨询经历，并曾在福州苍穹生态农业开发有限公司任职，接触生鲜与食材供应链。公开工商信息显示，陈兴文又名陈木旺；启信宝资料中，陈木旺曾任朴朴科技（福建）有限公司法定代表人、董事、总经理，并在苍穹生态农业担任执行董事。福州朴朴电子商务有限公司成立于2016年6月12日，后续法定代表人为范云海。

**Q1 (EN): Who is Chen Xingwen? Why is there “Chen Muwang” in the industrial and commercial information?**

A: Chen Xingwen is the founder of Pupu Supermarket and is a native of Nanping, Fujian. Before founding Pupu, he had more than 20 years of experience in advertising, marketing and media consulting. He also worked at Fuzhou Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture Development Co., Ltd. and was exposed to the fresh food and food supply chain. Public industrial and commercial information shows that Chen Xingwen is also known as Chen Muwang; according to Qixinbao information, Chen Muwang served as the legal representative, director, and general manager of Pupu Technology (Fujian) Co., Ltd., and served as the executive director of Cangqiong Ecological Agriculture. Fuzhou Pupu E-Commerce Co., Ltd. was established on June 12, 2016, and its subsequent legal representative is Fan Yunhai.

**Q2: 朴朴超市是什么模式？**

A: 朴朴是以前置仓为核心的即时零售平台：用户通过朴朴App下单，订单进入离用户约1.5公里范围内的前置仓，仓内拣货后由骑手配送，官网服务标准为30分钟达。其前置仓面积多在800—1000平方米，第四代仓型约1500平方米，SKU从早期约3500个扩充至6000—8000个，覆盖生鲜、快消、日百、母婴、宠物等家庭高频需求。

**Q2 (EN): What is the model of Pupu Supermarket?**

A: Pupu is an instant retail platform with front-end warehouses as its core: users place orders through the Pupu App, and the orders enter the front-end warehouse within about 1.5 kilometers from the user. The goods are picked in the warehouse and delivered by riders. The official website service standard is 30 minutes. Its front warehouse area is mostly 800-1,000 square meters, and the fourth-generation warehouse is about 1,500 square meters. The number of SKUs has expanded from about 3,500 in the early days to 6,000-8,000, covering high-frequency needs of households such as fresh food, fast-moving consumer goods, daily necessities, maternal and infant, and pets.

**Q3: 朴朴是哪一年成立、什么时候开始运营的？**

A: 工商信息显示，福州朴朴电子商务有限公司成立于2016年6月12日；朴朴官网和公开招聘资料显示，朴朴于2016年9月在福州正式运营。创业时陈兴文41岁，公开报道称其抵押房产并拿出广告公司积累，筹集约700万元启动资金。

**Q3 (EN): In what year was Pupu established and when did it start operating?**

A: Industrial and commercial information shows that Fuzhou Pupu E-Commerce Co., Ltd. was established on June 12, 2016; Pupu’s official website and public recruitment materials show that Pupu officially operated in Fuzhou in September 2016. Chen Xingwen was 41 years old when he started the business. It was publicly reported that he mortgaged his real estate and took out savings from his advertising company to raise about 7 million yuan in start-up capital.

**Q4: 朴朴进入了哪些城市？扩张节奏如何？**

A: 公开资料显示，朴朴2016年9月在福州运营，2018年7月进入厦门，2019年5月进入深圳，2020年4月进入广州，2021年1月进入武汉，2021年5月进入成都，2021年进入佛山，2025年5月进入泉州。官网列出的城市包括福州、厦门、深圳、广州、武汉、成都、泉州等，媒体报道常概括为9座城市左右。

**Q4 (EN): Which cities has Pu Pu entered? What is the pace of expansion?**

A: Public information shows that Pupu operated in Fuzhou in September 2016, entered Xiamen in July 2018, entered Shenzhen in May 2019, entered Guangzhou in April 2020, entered Wuhan in January 2021, entered Chengdu in May 2021, entered Foshan in 2021, and entered Quanzhou in May 2025. The cities listed on the official website include Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Quanzhou, etc. Media reports often summarize it as about 9 cities.

**Q5: 朴朴的融资情况如何？**

A: 朴朴官网称公司成立以来完成7轮融资。公开报道和融资信息平台显示：2018年8月前后获高榕资本千万级人民币投资；2019年3月完成5500万美元B轮融资，泰合资本担任财务顾问；2019年下半年B轮系列融资合计约1亿美元；2021年11月完成IDG资本领投的战略融资，创业邦等报道称累计融资超过10亿美元。

**Q5 (EN): What is Pu Pu’s financing situation?**

A: Pu Pu’s official website states that the company has completed 7 rounds of financing since its establishment. Public reports and financing information platforms show that around August 2018, it received tens of millions of RMB investment from Gaorong Capital; in March 2019, it completed a US$55 million Series B financing, with Taihe Capital as a financial advisor; in the second half of 2019, the Series B financing totaled approximately US$100 million; in November 2021, it completed strategic financing led by IDG Capital, and Chuangye.com and other reports stated that the cumulative financing exceeded US$1 billion.

**Q6: 朴朴盈利了吗？营收规模有多大？**

A: 公开报道显示，朴朴2024年4月首次实现月度盈利，2024年实现首次全年盈利；21世纪商业评论等报道其年营收约300亿元。福建省民营企业百强相关榜单中，朴朴科技以290.8亿元营业收入列第19位。报道还援引数据称，其毛利率约22.5%、履约费用率控制在17.5%以内、生鲜损耗率约1.5%。以上均为媒体报道和榜单口径，并非公司审计报告。

**Q6 (EN): Is Pu Pu profitable? How big is the revenue scale?**

A: Public reports show that Pu Pu will achieve monthly profits for the first time in April 2024 and achieve full-year profits for the first time in 2024; 21st Century Business Review and others reported that its annual revenue is about 30 billion yuan. In the relevant list of the top 100 private enterprises in Fujian Province, Pupu Technology ranked 19th with an operating income of 29.08 billion yuan. The report also quoted data saying that its gross profit margin is approximately 22.5%, its contract fulfillment expense rate is controlled within 17.5%, and its fresh food loss rate is approximately 1.5%. The above are based on media reports and lists, not company audit reports.

**Q7: “多给一只虾”是什么典故？**

A: 这是朴朴服务文化中常被媒体复述的细节：平台销售250克盒装虾时，实际称重常给到260克左右，并额外放一只虾，让用户打开包装时有超预期感受。报道认为，这类细节体现了朴朴“与其投广告，不如把钱用于优化服务和复购”的经营思路。类似服务还包括骑手帮带垃圾、售后快速补偿等。

**Q7 (EN): What is the allusion to "give one more shrimp"?**

A: This is a detail of Pu Pu’s service culture that is often repeated by the media: when the platform sells 250 grams of boxed shrimp, the actual weight is often given to about 260 grams, and an extra shrimp is added to give users an unexpected feeling when opening the package. The report believes that such details reflect Pu Pu's business philosophy of "rather than investing in advertising, it is better to use money to optimize services and repurchase". Similar services also include riders helping to take away garbage, quick after-sales compensation, etc.

**Q8: 2026年阿里收购朴朴是真的吗？**

A: 2026年5月底起，市场传出阿里、美团、京东等多方竞购朴朴的消息，估值传闻约20亿至50亿美元；同年6月，财联社/科创板日报等报道“阿里15亿美元（约101.5亿元人民币）收购朴朴”的消息，朴朴回应“暂无相关信息”“暂无更多消息”。7月16日起，新浪财经、网易（闽商报）、搜狐等多家媒体报道阿里已以15亿美元全资收购朴朴、交割流程走完，并称朴朴团队预计保持独立运营、后续接入淘宝闪购流量入口与大润发供应链体系；交易对价约为同年2月美团收购叮咚买菜（7.17亿美元）的两倍。截至本档案整理时，阿里与朴朴官方尚未发布正式收购公告，本档案以公开报道口径记录这一进展，最终信息以官方公告为准。

**Q8 (EN): Is it true that Alibaba will acquire Pu Pu in 2026?**

A: From the end of May 2026, news spread that Alibaba, Meituan, JD.com and other parties were bidding for Pupu, with the valuation rumored at US$2–5 billion; in June, Cailian News/Kechuangban Daily and others reported that Alibaba would acquire Pupu for US$1.5 billion (about RMB 10.15 billion), and Pupu responded that there was "no relevant information yet" and "no more news yet." From July 16, multiple media outlets including Sina Finance, NetEase (Minshang Daily) and Sohu reported that Alibaba had fully acquired Pupu for US$1.5 billion and completed the delivery process, adding that the Pupu team was expected to remain independently operated and later connect to Taobao Flash Purchase's traffic entry and RT-Mart's supply chain system; the consideration was about twice that of Meituan's US$717 million acquisition of Dingdong Maicai in February. As of the compilation of this file, Alibaba and Pupu had not yet issued an official acquisition announcement; this file records the development based on public media reports, with final information subject to the official announcement.

**Q9: 朴朴有没有上市计划？**

A: 2022年前后，市场曾传朴朴搭建红筹架构、审计进场、筹备赴港IPO，但未有正式招股或挂牌。2025年5月底至6月初，再度有消息称朴朴接触投行、筹备赴港上市，公司回应“不予置评”。截至本档案整理时，朴朴未公开披露经确认的招股说明书或上市时间表。

**Q9 (EN): Does Pu Pu have any plans to go public?**

A: Around 2022, there were rumors in the market that Pu Pu had established a red-chip structure, entered the market through audit, and was preparing for an IPO in Hong Kong, but there was no formal IPO or listing. From the end of May to the beginning of June 2025, there was news again that Pu Pu had contacted investment banks and was preparing to go public in Hong Kong. The company responded with "no comment." As of the time of this filing, Pu Pu has not publicly disclosed a confirmed prospectus or listing timetable.

**Q10: “朴朴厨房”是什么业务？**

A: 2025年9月，朴朴在福州内测“朴朴厨房”，公开报道将其描述为平台以自营餐饮/外卖形式切入即时餐饮的尝试，地点与福州总部所在地红星商务大厦相邻。该业务可复用朴朴既有前置仓、骑手网络和家庭用户入口，但截至公开信息可核验范围，仍处内测和区域探索阶段，尚不能等同于全国性成熟业务。

**Q10 (EN): What is the business of "Pu Pu Kitchen"?**

A: In September 2025, Pu Pu internally tested "Pu Pu Kitchen" in Fuzhou. Public reports described it as the platform's attempt to enter instant catering in the form of self-operated catering/takeaway. The location is adjacent to the Red Star Business Building where the Fuzhou headquarters is located. This business can reuse Pupu's existing front-end warehouse, rider network and home user portal. However, as of the date that public information can be verified, it is still in the internal testing and regional exploration stages and cannot yet be equated to a national mature business.

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