Burma Electricity Market Potential Unpredictable Online Wholesale 10 Days Of Visits 30 Thousand

August 18th news, new business platform Kaymu launched (informal) first in Burma

Over the past 10 days, the number of mall visits has exceeded 30 thousand times (the population of Burma is sixty million), triggering the imagination of the potential of Burma's electricity supplier market.

It is reported that the wholesale store is actually a category of kaymu (www.kaymu.com.mm), which was officially released in August 11th for buyers and sellers at home and abroad in Burma. At present, the number of goods under this category exceeds 1000.

It is reported that Kaymu is an online shopping platform. In the 18 months since its entry into Burma, the volume of visits has increased by 20 to 30% per month.

"Kaymu has been growing rapidly over the past few months," said Max Langer, Kaymu regional manager. "This wholesale category is an important step for us to deepen the Burma market."

He disclosed that Kaymu had one hundred thousand sellers in the world, and almost 5000 came from Burma.

He said: "on the whole platform of kaymu, Burma has 200 thousand visits, most of which are regular visitors."

In addition, Langer said that the entry of mobile operators, Qatar Telecom (Ooredoo) and Norway Telecom (Telenor), was beneficial to sellers and buyers, and in turn stimulated the local market.

Development.

It is understood that in September 2014, Qatar and Norway Telecom launched cheap SIM cards in Burma one after another.

For example, tal Telecom started selling $1.50 SIM card.

In 2013, the billion power network reported that an ordinary smart phone sold at a price of 200 dollars, while the SIM price reached 400 dollars, while the Burmese average annual income is only 2000~3000 dollars.

At that time, omyanmar.com, a larger e-commerce site, was only about 600 a day per week, and PV was around 3000 on Sunday. IP

"For small and medium-sized sellers, Kaymu offers an opportunity that can not be found offline.

For example, Kaymu has provided logistics services for wholesale organizations, and has also provided holiday free user support.

Our logistics system covers 27 cities in Burma and is very safe. "

Langer also pointed out that buyers in Burma prefer cash on delivery, so that if the goods are damaged, they can refuse to accept them.

It is understood that the Kaymu target is cheaper than the traditional offline stores. The most popular products on the website are fashion goods, including watches, sandals, mobile phones, tablet computers, small appliances and household appliances.

It is reported that Burma is strengthening the construction of telecommunications facilities, upgrading the network service system, and building infrastructure for the development of e-commerce.

Langer said: "in the next few years, we will further concentrate our efforts on developing mobile phone, tablet and computer business, and strive to become the top in Burma.

E-commerce. "

Public information shows that two years ago, with the support of the Internet incubator Rocket Internet, founded by the German sun brothers, the African Internet holding company launched an e-commerce platform Kaymu.

Kaymu grew rapidly. By the year July 2014, business has covered 25 countries in the world, 15 of which are African countries.

What is the future of Burma's development? We can only follow it up further.