Evolution of e commerce in india
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The document summarizes the Indian e-commerce industry and major players. It states that the industry was valued at $17 billion in 2014 and $12.6 billion in FY 2013, representing over 80% growth. It is expected to reach $50-70 billion by 2020. It also lists the major e-commerce companies in India such as Flipkart, Amazon, Snapdeal and Myntra. Finally, it provides a breakdown of the industry by segment from 2009-2013, with online travel being the largest segment.
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Online shopping is a modern era revolution. It‘s the latest wonder child of technology. It has taken the entire world by storm. Our own country is also not an exception to that. Lives of the modern consumers have become much easier. They can virtually purchase anything from the comfort of their homes & offices and get them delivered to any location as per their convenience. It has also given them the power to compare the prices offered by different e-tailer and purchase from the one which offers the best deal according to them. Add with that the customer review of different products and you get customers who are more powerful today than the customers of previous decades. So convenience, comparison shopping & easy availability of consumer review is the three pillars of online shopping. But the most important of them all which sets the tongue wagging of all the online shoppers is the huge & astounding amount of discounts offered by these companies. It‘s like adding more cream to your already existing delicious ice cream. So today‘s customers are spoiled for choices. Getting quality products at affordable rates have become all the more easier. In this context, we are going to review the journey of the online shopping companies in India so far. We are also going to look at the future prospects of this industry.
Ecommerce Sector Report April 2018
The document provides an overview of the e-commerce industry in India. Some key points:
- The Indian e-commerce market is expected to grow from US$38.5 billion in 2017 to US$200 billion by 2026, registering strong growth.
- Rising internet and smartphone penetration are major drivers of growth in the e-commerce sector in India. Internet users are expected to increase to 829 million by 2021 from 481 million in 2017.
- Electronics currently accounts for the largest share (47%) of the e-commerce retail market in India. Apparel accounts for the second largest share (31%).
- Logistics is a major component of the e-commerce industry in India, expected to grow
Ecommerce Sector Report - April 2018
- The Indian e-commerce industry has grown rapidly and is expected to surpass the US to become the second largest e-commerce market by 2034.
- E-commerce sales in India are expected to grow from US$38.5 billion in 2017 to US$200 billion by 2026, driven by rising internet and smartphone penetration.
- Electronics currently accounts for the largest segment of the e-commerce retail market in India, followed by apparel. Logistics is a major component supporting the growth of e-commerce retail in India.
Crm In Retail Industry
In the next 3-5 years, the Indian retail industry is expected to grow significantly as organized retail expands. Major players from India and abroad plan to invest heavily in retail as the sector is projected to reach $300-500 billion by 2010. Foreign retailers are waiting for regulations to allow more foreign direct investment. Cities like Bangalore are emerging as top destinations for flagship stores due to relatively affordable real estate and a large consumer base. The children's wear market in particular is growing as brands target wealthy parents who are willing to spend on their kids.
Ecommerce Sector Report March 2018
The document provides an overview of the e-commerce industry in India. Some of the key points summarized are:
- The Indian e-commerce market is expected to grow from $38.5 billion in 2017 to $200 billion by 2026, driven by rising internet and smartphone penetration. Electronics currently accounts for the largest segment.
- Logistics is a major component supporting e-commerce growth and the e-commerce logistics market is projected to increase from $460 million in 2016 to $2.2 billion by 2020.
- Major players like Flipkart, Amazon and Snapdeal are investing heavily in expanding product categories and regions to capitalize on the fast growing e-commerce opportunity in India. The
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- 3. Flipkart : www.flipkart.com Amazon : www.amazon.in Jabong : www.jabong.com Snapdeal : www.snapdeal.com Myntra : www.myntra.com Ebay : www.ebay.in Yebhi : www.yebhi.com Infibeam : www.infibeam.com Yepme : www.yepme.com Junglee : www.junglee.com
- 4. 1. Fashion & Lifestyle Sunglassesindia.com Brandsndeals.com Jabong.com Flipkart.com Majorbrands.in Pantaloons, Shoppersstop.com, Inkfruit.com, UtsavSarees.com Globus Zovi.com BagsKart.com Fetise.com Orosilber.com Violetbag.com Bags109.com Myntra.com Elitify.com 2. Custom designed T-shirt, mug, calendar etc Myntra.com, Zoomin.com, Snapfish.in, Picsquare.com
- 5. 3. Footwear Yebhi.com, Metro Shoes Bata Shoes BeStylish Goodsneakerspace.com 4. Babies, Kids,Mothercare Hushbabies.com, Firstcry.com, BalGopal.com, Kidloo.com Babyoye.com MyBabyCart.com Hoopos.com Wowkart.com Babyproducts.co.in
- 6. 5. Gifts, cakes etc. Infibeam.com, archies.com Fernsnpetals.com, IndianGiftsPortal.com, Talash.com GlimGifts.com Giftsandlifestyle.com Arteecraftee.com Onamgifts.com fngstore.com Ganeshchaturthigifts.com Janmashtamigifts.com 6. Books Flipkart.com, Landmarkonthenet.com, A1books.co.in Bookchums.com
- 7. 7. Chocolates, Sweets and bakery items Mithaimate.com Justrufs.com 8. Artwork auction Saffronart.com 9. Movie ticket booking Bookmyshow.com PVRCinemas.com 10. Rent a movie BigFlix.com, Seventymm.com
- 8. 11. Online travel ticketing and hotel booking Irctc.co.in, Redbus.in, MakeMyTrip.com, Yatra.com, TripAdvisor.in, ClearTrip.com, Travelguru.com, Expedia.co.in, Ezeego1.co.in, Ixigo.com, TravelMasti.com, Hotels.com Via.com Travelchacha.com 12. Airlines portals Goindigo.in, Indian Airlines, Jetlite.com, Flykingfisher.com, Goair.in, Spicejet.com, Jetairways
- 9. 13. B2C ( Multiple products ) Ebay.in, IndiaTimes, Rediff Shopping, Bigbazar, Homeshop18.com, Shop.zapak.com, Shop.in.com, Tradeus.in, Indiaplaza.in, Egully.com, 20north.com Timtara.com YepmeShopping.com Bigadda.com BrandsKnot.com Bevyshop.com OnlineBuy99.com FutureBazaar.com DiscountBox.in (Discounted Offers) Buytheprice.com Mallxs.com Shopclues.com Ezmaal.com Goodlife.com Jabong.com Junglee.com Pepperfry.com Seventymm.com
- 10. 14. Deal a day SnapDeal.com, Dealsandyou.com, Mydala.com, Koovs.com, Grabbon.com, BindaasBargain.com, Taggle.com, SoSasta.com, Dealivore.com Grako.in Dealsonline4u.com Bagittoday.com 99labels.com Fashionandyou.com Timesdeal.com Rediff-DealHoJaye Dealface.com DealYantra.com Buzzintown Deals DealsNow (For Corporates) Dealbharat.in Indiandailydeals.com Bestdeals4u.in BundleBaazi.com Discountbox.in Slickindia.com Dealbajar.com
- 11. 15. Electronics, Gadgets, Watches, Phones Dell.co.in, Ezone, EDigiWorld, BitFang.com Letsbuy.com LootSpot.com Next.co.in LetsBuyProducts.com WatchKart.com Gizmeup.com Atrightprice.com Bulbtiger.com Theitdepot.com 16. Jewellery Caratlane.com, Suratdiamond.com Ddamas.co.in TrendySouk.com Jewelfunk.com Jpearls.com
- 12. 17. Lingerie Straps and Strings, Ngal Originals, Victoria’s Secret India 18. Sports Playgroundonline.com Esportsbuy.com Sportgenie.com 19. Health, Fitness, Beauty, Wellness, Eye Health Shoppe Urbantouch Snapittoday LensKart.com Spectglasses.com Snapittoday.com Tellushealth.com 20. Perfumes Perfume2Order Beautymart.in PerfumesDirect 21. Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits AaramShop.com Mandifresh Mygrahak.com
- 13. 22. Real Estate Groffr.com 23. Pets Commerce Dogspot.in 24. Tools, home & garden category Machpowertools.com 25. Cab Rental Getmecab.com Taxiforsure.com Olacabs.com Savaari.com merucabs.com 26. Carpool Sites Zinghopper.inPoolmycar.in 26. Automobile Industry okloot.com carkhana.com 27. Furniture, Furnishings, Home Decor Housefull Fabfurnish.com UrbanLadder Roomstory.com IndusCraft IndiaCircus
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- 15. Year Segment 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Online Travelling 2.6 3.40 4.42 5.76 8.49 E Tailing 0.29 0.40 0.55 1.07 2.67 Financial Services 0.28 0.30 0.38 0.48 0.80 Classified 0.02 0.20 0.28 0.39 0.61 Other Segments 0.01 0.08 0.03 0.19 0.23 All figures in Billion USD
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