Here I share details of eCommerce and delivery performance in the Middle East, from various third party sources. Overall, the story is about how home delivery partners are changing the landscape, and how in a post-COVID world the demand for various categories to buy online with pickup or same-day delivery is continuing to increase.
GCC's e-commerce sector surging ahead thanks to Covid-19 (consultancy-me.com)
GCC's e-commerce sector surging ahead thanks to Covid-19 (consultancy-me.com)
GCC's e-commerce sector surging ahead thanks to Covid-19 (consultancy-me.com)
GCC's e-commerce sector surging ahead thanks to Covid-19 (consultancy-me.com)
GCC's e-commerce sector surging ahead thanks to Covid-19 (consultancy-me.com)
GCC's e-commerce sector surging ahead thanks to Covid-19 (consultancy-me.com)
The global same-day delivery services market is expected to grow from $4.49 billion in 2020 to $5.14 billion in 2021 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.4%.
The Rise of Food Delivery Market in the Middle East | DFD News
The Rise of Food Delivery Market in the Middle East | DFD News
The Rise of Food Delivery Market in the Middle East | DFD News
The Rise of Food Delivery Market in the Middle East | DFD News
The Rise of Food Delivery Market in the Middle East | DFD News
rom our own experience with clients, when omnichannel is done well, sales in offline stores can increase by as much as 4 to 8 percent
A study we led in the GCC indicates that EBITDA contribution from offline stores is highest at 12 to 16 percent, compared with marketplaces where it is in the range of 10 to 15 percent, while owned “brand.com” websites contribute just 6 to 11 percent. While these differences are primarily driven by economies of scale, especially in the logistics space, it’s important to know that chosen channel mix will directly impact profitability.
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