Distribution in China: octobre 2016

mercredi 26 octobre 2016

Walmart invests $50M in Chinese e-grocer

Dia-Eroski alliance approved | new Aldi mimics the design of Whole Foods Walmart Invests $ 50M in Chinese e-grocery | Spar China grows

Walmart invests $50M in Chinese e-grocer

Cosctutter Shopper First 'brand launches refresh - Major group Costcutter Supermarkets Group symbols, announced a major brand transformation to engage consumers and drive future growth of retail sales, as the title of his "first Shopper program '. New brand package (including a new logo) has been developed from a deep and extensive research and project review to provide better than ever how consumers in shop, and what customers want from their local stores; Costcutter to build its offering with these needs in its core.

Wal-Mart to invest $ 50m in China groceries online Wal-Mart Stores Inc will invest $ 50 million in grocery stores and online firm delivery Chinese New Dada, the US retailer said on Friday, extending its tie-ups with local players online to help boost sales in the second largest economy in the world. Wal-Mart changed its strategy in China earlier this year when it sold its own platform online Yihaodian in exchange for a stake in the giant local e-commerce JD.com New Dada Inc. is a joint venture party owned by JD.com. Investment in New Dada Wal-Mart will target Chinese buyers with faster delivery in a popular market, but highly competitive online store. New Dada has over 25m registered customers and delivers to more than 300 Chinese cities. (Reuters)

Spar China reports strong growth

SPAR China reported a turnover of € 1.9 billion in 2015 results, 6.8% growth yoy. continuous investment not only in the retail trade with 360 stores today, but also provides the expansion of the chain through all the regions in which SPAR trades - Shandong, Guangdong, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia, Beijing (city) Sichuan, Henan and Hebei. In China, SPAR operates SPAR Hypermarket, Supermarket SPAR, SPAR neighborhood and SPAR Express formats. SPAR entered Indonesia in 2015 and opened 15 SPAR supermarkets in the first 9 months in partnership with Ramayana. SPAR India reported positive productivity and stores like for like sales with 17 hypermarkets in major cities. SPAR also announced its intention to enter Mongolia and Thailand earlier this year.

Spain CMBC takes no action against Dia and Eroski The competition authority of Spain (CMBC) said it will take any acton against Dia and Eroski to enter a purchasing alliance last year. The two retailers were reported to CNMC by IFLA and Promarca last November about a possible violation of the law of competition advocacy. Specifically, they felt that the alliance between the two retailers would facilitate "price fixing, limitation of investments for innovation or promote the imposition of similar conditions for different services and the subordination of contracts them for accepting payments and trading conditions that are not in accordance with the supply agreements with every distributor. ( Net

herlands: Jumbo invents bus-stop pop-up shop Dutch supermarket Jumbo opened a bus stop pop-up store, temporarily transforming a bus shelter in the Potter Straat in the city of Utrecht, the Netherlands. The project pop-up presents a selection of products, proven favorite purchases with Jumbo customers. Articles can be treated quickly scanned and added to a virtual shopping cart using the - recently upgraded - 'Jumbo app

vendredi 7 octobre 2016

The online Clothing distribution Market in China is decreasing

The online distribution Market in China !

The clothing online market in China increased by less than 45% in the second quarter of this year, the highest ever downturn, down more than 70% last six months.
JD followed the Alibaba step to explore a custom clothing niche market, apparently preparing for the maturation of online clothing market.

Giants suffer

It is worth watching to see if the trend of deceleration continues in the next 2 quarters and whether it would affect the revenue and profit of Baba, JD and VIPS. booming online clothing market in China experienced a sharp slowdown in the second quarter. The annual growth rate fell by more than 70% six months ago to a two-year low of less than 45%. If the sharp slowdown continues in the second half of this year, it will have a significant impact on the revenues and profits of the largest online retailers in China Alibaba (NYSE: BABA), Jingdong Mall (NASDAQ: JD) and Vipshop ( NYSE: VIPS).

According to the latest quarterly report by Analysys, China's trade B2C clothing to look for a record 208.9 billion yuan in the second quarter of this year, an increase of 44.7% compared to there a year. It was also higher than the 186.77 billion yuan in the first quarter. Sales figures for the second quarter of each company are higher than the first quarter due to two factors. First, most people buy winter clothes in the fourth quarter, partly to prepare for the Chinese New Year. Secondly, the second quarter is the time to buy summer clothes and spring. To further stimulate this seasonal demand, various e-tailers have organized in recent years, three promotions, namely 19 April, 20 May and June 18. These three days have become "festivals" national and are successful in driving the overall growth of online clothing market.

Online clothing sales growth rate down nearly 30 percentage points

However, sales of Chinese clothing online now experiencing a strong deceleration. The transaction growth rates each year has dropped from a high all-time 72.2% in the fourth quarter of last year, only 44.7% in the second quarter of this year. It was also the growth rate the lowest in the last two years.

About Transport in China

Transportation in China has experienced significant growth and expansion in recent years. Airports , roads and railway construction will provide a boost to the massive use in China over the next decade .

Rail
Rail is the primary mode of transport has doubled in length since the mid-twentieth century , and an extensive network provides a service to the entire nation. The major cities have metro systems in operation, under construction or in the planning stage .

The system of highway and the road has also increased due to the rapid expansion , resulting in a rapid increase in car use in China. Although the transport system in China has a vast network of transport nodes across its vast territory , the nodes tend to concentrate in the more economically developed coastal areas and inland cities along major rivers .
Physical state and the entire transport infrastructure in China tend to vary widely by geography. While remote rural areas still depend largely on non-mechanized means of transport, a modern system of maglev train in China was built to connect the city center of Shanghai and its international airport .
Much of the transport systems of contemporary China have been built since the establishment of the People's Republic in 1949. Before 1950 , there were only 21800 km ( 13.546 km ) of track. In 2010 , the rail network has since been expanded to 91000 km ( 56,545 mi) .

Train travel has remained the most popular form of transport , even if the airline has also experienced significant growth since the late 1990s. The effort by the government - which began in the 1990s - to connect the country highways through the "National Trunk Highway System " has expanded the network to about 97000 km ( 60,273 miles ) by the end the year 2012 [ 3] making the longest road network in the world China