Cross border e-commerce ranking

In addition to the four current mainstream platforms, there are other cross-border platforms. Today I will introduce it to you.

(The following are in no particular order)

1、Lazada

It is known as the largest online shopping mall in Southeast Asia. It is a company founded by Rocket Internet to create "Amazon in Southeast Asia". Obtained Alibaba's $1 billion capital injection for holding. Sales of electronic products, clothes, appliances, books, cosmetics, etc. The market covers Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The company provides free delivery, free return and replacement within 14 days, and flexible payment methods. The growth rate of Internet penetration in Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam has exceeded the world average.

2、Shopee

Shopee was officially launched in June 2015. It is a leading mobile e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia+Taiwan. Its target markets (Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Taiwan) have nearly 600 million people. Since its launch, Shopee has maintained rapid development, especially in Taiwan, where it has ranked first in mobile shopping apps (called "shrimp skin auction" in Taiwan). At present, the annual GMV has exceeded 2.5 billion dollars, and the number of download users has exceeded 30 million.

3、Newegg

There is investment attraction in mainland China, only enterprises can enter

Founded in 2001, Newegg, headquartered in Los Angeles, Southern California, is a leading online supermarket for computers, consumer electronics and communication products in the United States. Xindan has about 4000 sellers and more than 25 million customers. Initially, it sold consumer electronics and IT products, but now it has expanded to all categories, with up to 55000 product categories. It has attracted wealthy men aged 18 to 35 who are familiar with the Internet. The best-selling categories are auto supplies, sporting goods and office supplies. It is particularly noteworthy that most consumers are men, but female consumers are also growing rapidly.

4、Mercadolibre

Mercado Libre was founded in Argentina in 1999, and now it has become a mandatory platform for Latin Americans to shop online. At first, Mercado Libre imitated the eBay auction model, but with the development, its model is more and more similar to Amazon. Now Mercado Libre has more influence on Latin American market than Amazon.

EBay is now cooperating with Mercado Libre (MELI), the largest e-commerce platform in South America, to provide sellers with a new sales channel in Latin America. MELI now has 160 million users, covering 18 countries in South America, including Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Argentina, etc.

5. Mercado Livre

The largest C2C platform in Brazil is equivalent to Taobao in China. Making good use of this platform is conducive to understanding Brazil's various price indexes, consumption trends, payment habits and other market information. It has gathered more than 52000 sellers and 50.2 million registered users. The number of visitors ranks top 50 in the world. It covers 13 countries and regions (Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Dominica, Paraguay, Venezuela and Portugal).

6、Jumia

It is the largest e-commerce retail company in Nigeria, a big African country, with the goal of creating a local "Amazon" to sell electronic products, clothing, refrigerators and other goods. Nigeria, with a population of about 160 million, has very few e-commerce websites and a very limited number of physical supermarkets and malls, which provides a huge potential market for e-commerce companies. The number of Internet users in Nigeria has reached more than 40 million, with rapid growth. At the same time, the demand for online shopping in Nigeria is increasing. In recent years, various e-commerce websites have sprung up in Nigeria, including food, beverage, real estate, tourism and mobile phone transfer services. The e-commerce competition pattern dominated by Jumia, Konga and Dealdey is taking shape, and the "African version of Ctrip" Hotels.ng is also rapidly seizing the online tourism market.

7、Gmarket

Gmarket is the largest comprehensive shopping website in South Korea, ranking first in terms of total sales of goods in the Korean online retail market, mainly selling books, MP3, cosmetics, computers, home appliances, clothes, etc. On May 7, 2010, ebay announced that it would set up a joint venture with Gmarket, a Korean e-commerce company, and ebay contributed 10 million dollars. The joint venture will help Gmarket develop the Japanese and Singapore markets.