Low credibility hinders development of e-commerce in Vietnam
Up to 90% of online shoppers in Vietnam still prefer cash payment over online transactions, mainly due to security concern and a preference to check product quality before paying.
Up to 90% of online shoppers in Vietnam still prefer cash payment over online transactions, mainly due to security concern and a preference to check product quality before paying.
Following the hottest M&A retail deal of Vingroup and Masan in early 2020, the merger of Tiki and Sendo is expected to make the competition in e-commerce industry fiercer.
Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City would make up half of the country’s e-commerce revenues in the next five years.
Orders from online segment of Big C and Saigon Co.op increased during national holidays.
Many retailers in phone and electronics segments focus on developing online channels to survive during the coronavirus pandemic period.
Despite growing difficulties from the Covid-19 pandemic, there remain opportunities for enterprises to thrive.
The demand on online shopping in Vietnam is increasing, bringing positive results to e-commerce platforms in Vietnam.