Vietnam has surpassed Thailand and Malaysia to lead Southeast Asia in terms of e-commerce growth with an annual expansion of more than 30 percent, bringing big opportunities for logistics companies.
Logistics businesses are accelerating investment in technology to meet the rising demand for delivery of goods at home and abroad amid booming e-commerce, heard a workshop in Hanoi on April 10.
The e-commerce market has taken off in Vietnam thanks to booming internet usage and smartphone ownership, along with massive investments from key retail players, local media reported.
The world’s leading e-commerce player, Amazon, is scoping out the Vietnamese market, hoping to benefit local consumers and enterprises.
E-commerce platforms are trying to emulate the famous Black Friday sale in the US with a massive advertising campaign announcing attractive discounts.
Giant online shopping platform Lazada.vn said it would start its “online shopping revolution” on November 9.
Online Friday, the biggest annual event for e-commerce businesses and consumers, will return on the first Friday of December this year with a series of huge discounts.
The People’s Committee of the Mekong delta city of Can Tho had a working session on April 18 with a delegation from Japan’s Transcosmos group on a plan to cooperate and invest in e-commerce.
The competition between shopping websites has now switched focus from prices to rapid delivery.
Lan Anh, an accountant living in District 3, HCM City, is over-worked as the Lunar Year draws to a close.
Nguyen Thanh Truc in District 1 has just paid her monthly electricity bills via internet banking.
As many as 18 banks and credit organisations agreed to implement a cashback policy to customers joining in Online Friday 2016 on December 2.
A festival on consumer products from the Republic of Korea (RoK) opened in Ho Chi Minh City on November 25.
More and more retailers in the country are shaking hands with big e-commerce companies in order to widen their business activities while ensuring cost savings.
According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Vietnamese firms would benefit greatly from expanding distribution systems for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) in rural markets.
E-commerce websites saw turnover increase by 45 percent last year and investment go up by 30 percent.
Investors, start-up founders and experts gathered in Singapore for a two-day Tech in Asia 2016 conference.
The business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce sales in Vietnam reached 4.07 billion USD last year, increasing 37 percent compared to that of the previous year.
