China's e-commerce market turnover amounted to 3.5 trillion yuan

BEIJING, August 22, Xinhua (trainee reporter Xu Lezing) 21st, the reporter from the China Electronic Commerce Research Center released the "2012 (on) China E-commerce market Data Monitoring Report", as of the first half of this year, the domestic E-commerce service enterprises have reached 38,780, compared to 2008 growth of nearly 3 times times. And these enterprises are mainly distributed in the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta and Beijing, Shanghai and other economically more developed provinces and cities, of which Zhejiang province accounted for more than 14.2% ranked first in the country.

2012, China's E-commerce market rapid development, according to China's E-commerce research Center monitoring data showed that as of this June, China's e-commerce market turnover amounted to 3.5 trillion yuan, an increase of 18.6%.

The report shows that through rapid development, up to now, the domestic E-commerce service enterprises up to 38,780, an increase of 8%. Among them business-to-business E-commerce service enterprises up to 10,950, domestic business, Consumer-to-consumer and other electronic business model enterprises have reached 24,620.

This figure is nearly 3 times times higher than the 10,540 in 2008. China's E-commerce Research Center predicts that by the end of 2012, China's E-commerce enterprises will reach 39,850, and 2013 growth to 40,250.

From the data, the domestic E-commerce service enterprises in the year-on-year growth trend of decline. China e-Commerce Research Center believes that, on the one hand, is affected by the international and domestic economic downturn, and on the other hand is fierce market competition, the result of the fittest.

China E-commerce Research Center monitoring data also shows that the current domestic E-commerce service enterprises are mainly located in the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta and Beijing, Shanghai and other economically more developed provinces and cities. In the top ten provinces (including municipalities) are: Zhejiang, Guangdong, Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Fujian, Hubei, Shandong, Hebei. Among them, Zhejiang accounted for 14.2%, Guangdong province accounted for 13.5%, Beijing accounted for 9.5%.

According to the reporter understand, in the first half of 2012 E-commerce service provider revenue (including offline services revenue) share, Alibaba continued to rank first, market share of 41.5%, market share is declining trend.

In addition, electronic commerce is becoming a new economic growth point, a new market, a new way of employment. Data show that as of June 2012, E-commerce Services enterprises directly employed more than 1.9 million people, indirectly driven by electronic commerce, more than 14 million people employed.

With the development of e-commerce industry, more and more practitioners have been brought into it. It is predicted that in the next 5 years, China's 3000多万家 small and medium-sized Enterprises will try to develop E-commerce, China's E-commerce enterprises at the end of 2012, the direct employment of 2.65 million people are expected to reach.