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Portuguese Ecommerce Outlook
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WWW.LENGOW.COM
Marketplaces
Display / Retargeting
Product Ads On-sitetools
Comparison Shopping Engines
Affiliateplatforms
Ranking Southern Europe in turnover (€ million)
The Portuguese ecommerce sales reached €2.9bn in 2014, which means there has been a 13.3% ECOMMERCE GROWTH IN 2014.
The share of ecommerce in TOTAL RETAIL IS 3,1%.
At current rates, it is expected that B2C ecommerce sales will account for something between 5 AND 6 BILLION EUROS BY 2020.
A bright futurefor Portuguese ecommerce market
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Portuguese Ecommerce Outlook
1. SPAIN
2. ITALY
3. TURKEY
4. GREECE
5. PORTUGAL
6. CROATIA
7. CYPRUS
8. MALTA
16,900
13,278
9,800
3,850
2,945
280
170
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Ecommerce sales in Portugal in € bn (2011-2020e)
PORTUGAL IS THE
BIGGEST ECOMMERCE MARKET IN EUROPE
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Most popular online shopping categories according to online consumers in Portugal
26%
24%
24%
24%
21%
18%
18%
18%
16%
16%
Mobile & electronics
Toys, children goods
Home furnishing, art, decoration
Informatics
Books, magazines
Food, drinks, tobacco
Games/consoles
Health/Fitness
Sport/leisure
Fashion/jewelry/lingerie
Major opportunities
In terms of spending per onlin shopper, Portugal ranks among the top of the Southern European region.
After three consecutive years of decline, retailing
in Portugal stabilised during 2014. More and more
Portuguese retailers start to provide
a multi-channel experience to their clients.
Tickets (music, sport…)
DVD/Videos
Watches, Glasses
Animals, gardening, handiwork
Cosmetics, perfumes
Desk furnitures
CD/Music
Flowers/Gifts
Pictures and services
Online credit/ Financial products
Travels/Tourism
Others 34%
13%
13%
11%
8%
8%
8%
0%
0%
3%
5%
5%
In terms of unique visitors per months,
is the largest B2C e-commerce site in Portugal.
It is followed by
Other popular e-commerce
sites in Portugal are
and Portuguese online stores
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