In a plot twist straight out of Ocean's Eleven (minus George Clooney), Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has recovered most electronics stolen from its French warehouse last December! 🇫🇷🔒
Thieves targeted the Seine-Saint-Denis facility near Paris on December 22, 2025, disabling security systems to swipe high-value gadgets. While early reports suggested losses up to €37M, JD.com later clarified the actual damage was smaller.
After a 🔍2-month international investigation, French police announced this Saturday they've tracked down the bulk of stolen smartphones, laptops, and other devices. The recovery comes just as JD.com prepares to launch Joybuy – its new European shopping platform – in March across France, Germany, and the UK.
"We're tightening security while expanding globally," a company rep told NewspaperAmigo, noting JD.com now operates 130+ warehouses worldwide. The recovered items will rejoin the supply chain after police processing.
This warehouse drama proves one thing: When tech meets tenacity, even professional thieves can't outrun the law ⚖️💪. Stay tuned for Joybuy's European debut next month!
