Vietnam's e-commerce boasts highest annual growth in Asean


HANOI: Vietnam's e-commerce market has boasted an average annual growth rate of 16-30 per cent over the past four years, the highest in the Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region, local media VOV reported on Tuesday (July 23).

Citing OpenGov Asia, a content platform dedicated to sharing ICT-related knowledge and information, the report said that the country's cross-border e-commerce sector is expanding at a rate 2.3 times faster than regular e-commerce between 2022 and 2025, with projections indicating a 20 per cent annual growth until 2026.

In Vietnam, TikTok Shop holds a significant 24 per cent market share, making it the second largest e-commerce platform in the nation.

Over the past five years, Vietnamese businesses have significantly broadened their international reach, with the amount of products exported via international e-commerce platforms increasing by 300 per cent.

Annual revenues of many small and medium-sized enterprises have surpassed US$1 million, according to OpenGov Asia. - Xinhua

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