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Online sales continue to grow among EU enterprises

Inicio » Noticias UE » Mercado » Economy and Finance » Online sales continue to grow among EU enterprises

30 de December de 2021

In 2020, 22% of EU enterprises had e-commerce sales and 19% reported that their online sales reached at least 1% of their total turnover, a 1 percentage point (pp) increase compared with 2019 and 6 pp up from 13% in 2010. The steady growth in the use of e-commerce sales in many countries was heightened by the coronavirus pandemic and movement restrictions, which led both customers and businesses to an increased interest in online sales.

Denmark recorded the highest share of enterprises selling online (e-sales of at least 1% of their total turnover) among the EU Member States with 38%, the same share as the previous year. Ireland and Sweden came in second with 34% each, registering a 1 and 3 pp increase compared with 2019.

Belgium and Finland registered the highest increase in enterprises selling online (e-sales of at least 1% of their total turnover) in 2020, both up by 5 pp to 31% and 24% respectively. In contrast, Romania recorded the highest decrease among the Member States, down by 6 pp to 12%, followed by Czechia (-5 pp to 25%) and Portugal (-4 pp to 16%).

Similar to previous years, and based on the location of the customers, it was most common to sell to clients in the own country (22% of enterprises), with sales to clients in other EU countries (9%) and the rest of the world (5%) less frequent.

Moreover, in 2020, 19% of EU enterprises conducted online sales using websites or apps (web sales), either to private consumers (B2C) (15%) or to business and government (B2BG) (12%), and 6% used EDI-type sales in order to sell mainly to their business customers. The enterprises performed their web sales through the enterprises’ own website or app (17% of enterprises) or through an e-commerce marketplace (8%).

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