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Chinese B2C E-Commerce continues its steady growth
Hamburg-based market research firm yStats.com presents all important Chinese B2C E-Commerce facts and figures in its latest "China B2C E-Commerce Report 2011". In addition to the major players, revenue figures and market shares, the report also covers general online use, customer preferences and the latest trends.
The number of internet users in China is predicted to grow from previously approximately 400 million to more than 600 million by 2015. Chinese shoppers are very enthusiastic about online shopping. As a result, the number of online shoppers is expected to increase to more than 300 million by 2015. Convenience and good deals are most frequently cited as the advantages of online shopping.
Mobile online shopping and group shopping increasingly popular in China
Mobile shopping continues to gain ground in China. This trend can be attributed to the growing number of smartphone sales and the increased use of 3G networks. Here, Taobao, one of the major online retailers in China, was leading with its ground-breaking mobile apps. According to the "China B2C E-Commerce Report 2011" by yStats.com, the most successful Chinese B2C E-Commerce players in 2010 were Tmall.com, 360buy.com, Amazon.cn and Dangdang.com. Group shopping is another trend that predominates in this sector, prompting an ever higher number of competitors to enter the market, with the players Ju.taobao.com, Lashou.com and Meituan.com leading in June 2011.
KEY FINDINGSis expected to increase to more than 300 million by 2015.
• Convenience and good deals are most frequently cited as the advantages of online shopping in China.
• Mobile shopping continues to gain ground in China. This trend can be attributed to the growing number
of smartphone sales and the increased use of 3G networks.
• Tmall.com, 360buy.com and Amazon.cn are the leading players in Chinese B2C E-Commerce.
• In June 2011, the leading group shopping sites in China were Ju.taobao.com, Lashou.com and Meituan.com.
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About yStats.com Hamburg, Germany Companies Mentioned360buy.com
suning.com
amazon.cn
vancl.com
dangdang.com
icson.com
newegg.com.cn
coo8.com
m18.com
redbaby.com.cn
yihaodian.com
Lcson.com
vipshop.com
moonbasa.com
gome.com.cn
Suning.com
Okbuy.com
Ihush.com
Xiu.com
MasaMaso.com
ALL3C.com
Lusen.com
VJIA.com
Mbaobao.com
No5.com.cn
99read.com
Lafaso.com
S.cn
Menglu.com
Letao.com
Lamiu.com
99read.com
Redbaby.com.cn
Ihush.com
OkBuy.com
Quwan.com
Xiu.com
Ouku.com
2688.com
Lamiu.com
S.cn
Lafaso.com
MasaMaso.com
Gome.com.cn
Menglu.com
Yintao.com
groupon.cn t.58.com nuomi.com t.dianping.com tuan.qq.com 24quan.com 55tuan.com meituan.com lashou.com ju.taobao.commanzuo.com1. Management Summary
2. Trends
- B2C E-Commerce Trends in China, 2010- Internet and E-Commerce Trends in China, 2010 - Top 10 Provinces in China by Online Shopping Orders, in % of total Orders, Q1 2011- Top 10 Cities in China by Online Shopping Orders, in %, Q1 2011- Online Spending in Coastal Cities, in USD billion, May 2009-May 2010 - Mobile Shopping Trends in China, 2010- Mobile Phone Trends in China, 2011, incl. Paid-for-Content regularly read by Mobile Phone Users, in %
3. Sales
- B2C and C2C E-Commerce Sales in China, in USD billion, 2004-2014f- Breakdown of total E-Commerce Sales, into B2C and C2C, in %, 2010 & 2014f- Quarterly E-Commerce Sales in China, incl. B2C and C2C, in CNY billion, Q1 2010-Q3 2011
4. Shares
- Share of B2C E-Commerce on total Retail Sales in China, in %, 2008-2014f
5. Products
- Structure of China's E-Commerce Segments in Q3 2011- Types of Luxury Products bought by male and female Online Shoppers in China, in %, September 2011
6. Users / Shoppers
- Number of Internet Users in China, in millions, 2006, 2009 & 2015f- Online Shoppers (in millions) and as Percentage of all Internet Users in China, 2007-2013f- Average yearly Spending of Online Shoppers in China, in CNY, 2010 & 2015f
7. Players
- Leading B2C E-Commerce Players (B2C Platform) in China, by Market Share in %, Q3 2011- Leading B2C E-Commerce Players (Independent B2C) in China, by Market Share in %, Q3 2011- Ranking of Top 30 B2C E-Commerce Websites in China, by Trade Volume, 2010 - Ranking of Top 30 B2C E-Commerce Websites in China, by Monthly Visits, 2010- Facts about Tmall.com- News about Tmall.com, 2011- Facts about 360buy.com- Facts about Suning.com- Facts about Amazon.cn- News about Yihaodian, 2011 - Top 10 Group Buying Websites in China by Unique Visitors per Day, in millions, June 2011- Top 10 Group Buying Websites in China by Conversion Rate from Visit to Order Placing, in %, June 2011
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