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Thẻ: eCommerce
Tiki continues taking losses, e-commerce firms ‘burning’ money
Last update 12:00 | 31/05/2018
VietNamNet Bridge – Despite big losses, e-commerce firms area still continue to pump money into e-commerce websites. It’s still unclear when the tough days will end.
Tiki continues taking loss
The annual finance report of VNG showed that Tiki, its e-commerce website, incurred a loss of VND282 billion in 2017. If counting the loss of VND40 billion in 2016, the total loss in the last two years had reached VND322 billion.
Tiki, together with Lazada and Shopee, is among the websites which have a large share in the e-commerce market. Tiếp tục đọc “Tiki continues taking losses, e-commerce firms ‘burning’ money”
‘Zero dong’ tours break out again in Quang Ninh
Last update 16:00 | 13/12/2017
VietNamNet Bridge – After a period of inactivity, zero-dong tours are bouncing back in Quang Ninh province and affecting the local tourism industry.
After a period of inactivity, zero-dong tours are bouncing back
Thousands of Chinese travelers were seen entering Vietnam across the border gate recently on one day in early December. Most of them were middle aged.
Within one hour, 20 buses carrying passengers were seen travelling from the border gate to Thuong Truong Phuong Dong, a shop nearby. Tiếp tục đọc “‘Zero dong’ tours break out again in Quang Ninh”
E-commerce: narrow door for Vietnamese businesses
Last update 12:00 | 05/12/2017
VietNamNet Bridge – Foreign retail e-commerce businesses operating under the marketplace mode are increasingly dominating Vietnamese businesses in the market.
Vietnam’s e-commerce growth rate forecast to double by 2020
As in previous years, Lazada Vietnam was the first online shopping website to start the year-end shopping season. It offered sharp price discount rates for 15,000 products in a sale promotion campaign on November 9-11. All the orders with weight of less than 6 kilograms were delivered free of charge on those days. Tiếp tục đọc “E-commerce: narrow door for Vietnamese businesses”
Shipping falls behind booming online shopping in Vietnam
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| A shipper meets his customer in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Tuoi Tre |
While online shopping platforms extend themselves to ensure they have adequate infrastructure to meet rising demand by Vietnamese consumers, they are still failing to satisfy when it comes to shipping, which is mostly done by third parties. Tiếp tục đọc “Shipping falls behind booming online shopping in Vietnam”
Vietnam is gold mine for int’l express delivery firms
Last update 08:00 | 23/10/2017
VietNamNet Bridge – As Vietnamese favor foreign-made products and are willing to pay more for products they like, international express delivery firms see Vietnam as a fertile land for their business.
The rapid increase in imports/exports has also helped the development of logistics companies. A GDC (General Department of Customs) report shows that import/export turnover in the first eight months of the year reached $270.91 billion, an increase of 20.9 percent over the same period last year. Tiếp tục đọc “Vietnam is gold mine for int’l express delivery firms”
As online sales boom, fast-delivery services thrive
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Last update 12:00 | 01/08/2017
VietNamNet Bridge – Many businesses, from startups to big express delivery firms, have jumped into the market of fast delivery services for online shops.
Giving up a job as a technical official for a television company in HCMC, Tran Tue Man decided to provide a delivery service.
Man is optimistic about the new business after six months of operation. The business he set up has been recruiting new workers as the business is scaling up.
“The fast delivery service market has become very competitive, but it is still a ‘blue ocean’ with great potential,” the founder of ‘Giao hang gia re’ (low-cost delivery) said.
“Many online shops have arisen,” he explained, adding that the number of orders his business receives has increased by 30-50 percent a month.
However, he said 30-50 percent is still a modest growth rate. “If my sale and marketing team expands, a 100-300 percent growth rate will be within reach,” he said.
| Many businesses, from startups to big express delivery firms, have jumped into the market of fast delivery services for online shops. |
Man said his company plans to launch an app of its own in September. To compete with other delivery services, his company also is providing package services, such as marketing for online shops.
Man’s startup project is one of several delivery service firms which have been booming in the last three years. Tiếp tục đọc “As online sales boom, fast-delivery services thrive”
Online sales finally begin to bear fruit
Last update 08:00 | 16/05/2017
VietNamNet Bridge – Retailers’ great efforts to develop online sales have been rewarded with initial success.
The Vietnam E-commerce Association (VECOM) estimates that with a growth rate of 30-50 percent per annum, Vietnam’s e-commerce market value may reach $10 billion after five years.
Tran Kinh Doanh, CEO of The Gioi Di Dong, which owns The Gioi Di Dong, a mobile distribution chain, Dien May Xanh and Bach Hoa Xanh, the home appliance chains, and vuivui.com, an e-commerce trading floor, said online sales are developing rapidly. In 2015, online sales brought VND1.65 trillion in revenue, an increase of 94 percent over the year before (VND925 billion). Tiếp tục đọc “Online sales finally begin to bear fruit”
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