The newest report published by Hamburg-based secondary market research company yStats.com, "France B2C E-Commerce Sales Forecasts: 2015 to 2018", forecasts that France will observe a moderate growth rate, with sales reaching middle-range double-digit figures in EUR billion.
Leading primary research sources forecast France to reach middle-range double-digit sales value figures in B2C E-Commerce sales by 2018. Compared to the two larger European B2C E-Commerce markets, France is projected to rank second in terms of forecasted annual growth rate from 2014 to 2016. Despite growing B2C E-Commerce sales in France, primary research sources forecast France to experience a minor, fractional loss in terms of its global B2C E-Commerce share.
France observed slightly over half of all Internet users shopping online in 2014. Furthermore, researchers highlight that while average number of transactions per buyer increased, the average value of online transactions per buyer declined in 2014. Among other trends, B2C E-Commerce sales were substantiated by low, double-digit M-Commerce share of total online retail sales. Nevertheless, France observes the lowest M-Commerce penetration among EU5 countries, leaving significant room for potential growth. Furthermore, cross-border is one the rise, with around one third of online shoppers purchasing from other countries in 2014.
Among many of the most popular product categories, over half of online shoppers in France purchased products from the "Travel and Tourism" and "Services" categories. Furthermore, Amazon, Cdiscount and Fnac generated low, double-digit figures, in millions of visitors per month in France, as of the last quarter of 2014.
Leading primary research sources forecast France to reach middle-range double-digit sales value figures in B2C E-Commerce sales by 2018. Compared to the two larger European B2C E-Commerce markets, France is projected to rank second in terms of forecasted annual growth rate from 2014 to 2016. Despite growing B2C E-Commerce sales in France, primary research sources forecast France to experience a minor, fractional loss in terms of its global B2C E-Commerce share.
France observed slightly over half of all Internet users shopping online in 2014. Furthermore, researchers highlight that while average number of transactions per buyer increased, the average value of online transactions per buyer declined in 2014. Among other trends, B2C E-Commerce sales were substantiated by low, double-digit M-Commerce share of total online retail sales. Nevertheless, France observes the lowest M-Commerce penetration among EU5 countries, leaving significant room for potential growth. Furthermore, cross-border is one the rise, with around one third of online shoppers purchasing from other countries in 2014.
Among many of the most popular product categories, over half of online shoppers in France purchased products from the "Travel and Tourism" and "Services" categories. Furthermore, Amazon, Cdiscount and Fnac generated low, double-digit figures, in millions of visitors per month in France, as of the last quarter of 2014.
