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In our overview of leading marketplaces in different regions of the world, we already looked at top marketplaces in North America and top marketplaces in Europe. Time for part three: Asia. The scale and growth rate of e-commerce in Asia really sets it apart from other parts of the globe. The e-commerce market was expected to reach $2.05 trillion by 2023. China, being the largest e-commerce market in Asia and globally, had a market size of $1.49 trillion in 2023. The widespread internet access, increasing availability of mobile devices, and a growing middle class have been primary drivers for this growth. What’s more, Southeast Asia’s digital economy hit $100 billion in revenue in 2023. Its gross merchandise value (GMV) in this area was on an upward trajectory, set to reach $218 billion, growing 11% year-on-year. Thanks to digital transformation, e-commerce in other Asian countries such as India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, or Vietnam is also growing exponentially. For international sellers, Asia-based marketplaces are the first gateway to this region of the world, so we have collected 16 platforms that were the core of Asian e-commerce in 2023. Visit Alibaba Alibaba

Alibaba Alibaba is the giant of Chinese e-commerce and the World’s Largest B2B e-commerce marketplace. Its annual revenue for 2023 was $126.491 billion, which is a 6% decline from 2022 The primary revenue generator was e-commerce, through platforms like Taobao, Tmall, and Alibaba.com, where Alibaba charged merchants for services such as advertising and logistics and took commissions on sales. Alibaba operates in more than 240 countries, and offers more than 5,900 product categories and around 2.8 million storefronts. It helps connect wholesalers based in China with businesses around the world on a single marketplace platform. Suppliers manufacture and sell products in bulk to buyers looking for inventory for their companies. The company also operates other huge and highly successful e-commerce sites such as AliExpress, TMall and Taobao. The goal for Alibaba is to reach $1.4 trillion in GMV in 2024.

AliExpress Visit AliExress Now AliExpress is an Alibaba-owned marketplace that targets buyers outside China. It is Alibaba’s B2C international site offering international shoppers goods at factory prices without a minimum order size. AliExpress has a global English site and operates in many languages: Russian, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Arabic, Hebrew, and Polish. The top three countries ranked by total spending on AliExpress are Russia, the United States and Spain. In terms of product diversity and availability, AliExpress boasts over 100 million products across more than 10 categories. In 2023, AliExpress demonstrated a growth in presence in the global e-commerce market. The platform received over 441 million visits from January 2023. This figure fluctuated slightly, with the number of visits dropping to 408 million in February before rising again by the end of March.

Visit JD Market now JD.com JD.com is a prominent Chinese B2C e-commerce platform which continued to show strong performance and user engagement. The platform had an impressive 569 million active users in 2021, highlighting its expansive reach in the e-commerce sector. Its annual revenue for 2022 was $151.69 billion. JD.com is not only a major online retail platform in China but also ranks as the second-largest online store in the world. It has developed a comprehensive logistics system, offering efficient and swift delivery services. These factors contribute to JD.com’s status as a leading e-commerce platform, reflecting its ability to attract a large customer base and offer a wide range of products

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