Unstoppable growth on a global level.
Global e-commerce sales now exceed 4 trillion euros, representing nearly 30% of the world's GDP. More than 2 billion users regularly make purchases through online channels, with 73% doing so via mobile devices.
E-commerce is expected to account for over 40% of retail sales by 2027, with a 9% compound annual growth rate, more than double the projection for traditional commerce.
These data demonstrate that, beyond the pandemic, e-commerce represents the present and future of global trade and that adapting to new trends and new consumption channels is an inevitable evolution for the entire sector, offering opportunities for new players and new challenges for traditional commerce.
Today's growth, tomorrow's leadership.
By 2027, 40% of the commerce will be online. By 2040, it will be 95%.
Technology and trade, a winning team.
AI, VR, or Blockchain are already revolutionizing the formats of the new e-commerce.
A great impact, beyond sales.
It is forcing us to rethink and revolutionize sectors such as logistics or finance.
New challenges and new opportunities.
The democratization that e-commerce has brought about for the sector brings opportunities for new entrepreneurs and new challenges for traditional companies.
New technologies, such as Augmented Reality or Artificial Intelligence, represent a revolution that blurs the line between physical and digital commerce, offers new horizons in customer service, and makes international expansion an achievable goal for anyone.
The rapid adaptation to these technologies, deep understanding of new shopping habits, and real-time response to user needs represent a turning point for the success of future commerce.
