Collaborate, Not Compete - Quite an understatement. Sharing experiences, challenges and success stories paves guidance for the ones moving in similar direction. By collaboration, We are exposed to new outlooks, expanding our collective resources, enhanced visibility & thought processes. The only way forward is synergy and the true strength lies in uplifting each other up. #RetailGPT #CollaborateNotCompete
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E-commerce in Saudi Arabia is now accounting for 14% of retail sales. This is higher than previous estimates because we included almost SAR20Bn of GMV from SME merchants on platforms like Salla. Note that SAMA reports that MADA for ecommerce account for 12% of total consumer spend but the scope differs as SAMA considers all consumer expenditures, not only retail. But the most interesting insight is the fact that e-commerce accounted for 85% of total retail growth. Considering the large pipeline of shopping malls under development in the Kingdom, do you think we could reach a situation of over-supply of stores, if most of the growth is online? #saudiarabia, #ecommerce, #shoppingmall, #retail
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E-commerce in KSA accounts for 14% of retail sales but 85% of retail growth . Considering the large pipeline of shopping malls under development , do you think we could reach a situation of over-supply of stores, if most of the growth is online?
E-commerce in Saudi Arabia is now accounting for 14% of retail sales. This is higher than previous estimates because we included almost SAR20Bn of GMV from SME merchants on platforms like Salla. Note that SAMA reports that MADA for ecommerce account for 12% of total consumer spend but the scope differs as SAMA considers all consumer expenditures, not only retail. But the most interesting insight is the fact that e-commerce accounted for 85% of total retail growth. Considering the large pipeline of shopping malls under development in the Kingdom, do you think we could reach a situation of over-supply of stores, if most of the growth is online? #saudiarabia, #ecommerce, #shoppingmall, #retail
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The e-commerce platforms in Saudi Arabia are tracking a rapid growth provided by the convenience of online shopping, wider product selection, and competitive pricing. The Kingdom's point-of-sale (POS) spending rose to SAR 58.5bn (US$ 15.6bn) in August 2024, reflecting a 9.67% rise on August 2023 (SAMA), with food & beverage outlets accounted for 36% (SAR 16.55bn) of this spending. Riyadh remains the key driver of in-store retail scene in the Kingdom. The total existing retail supply in Riyadh stands at 3.8 million sqm, with around 22,500 sqm of retail space entering the market in Q3 2024. Knight Frank forecasts that the capital’s retail stock will grow by 21% to 4.3 million sqm by 2026. Average rental rates across Riyadh's retail market have increased marginally by 4.2% to SAR 2,845 psm for both regional and super-regional malls in the last 12 months, while occupancy rates increased by 5 percentage points to 92%. To discover more, download our latest report, Saudi Arabia Retail Market Overview – Autumn 2024: https://lnkd.in/dZnSaNez Susan Amawi, Sameer Mujtaba, CFA, Faisal Durrani, Harmen de Jong, Pradeep Fernandes MRICS, Amar Hussain, Jonathan Pagett, Yazeed Hijazi, Konstantinos Papadakis, Talal Raqaban MRICS, Vera Zabelina #KnightFrankMENA #SaudiEcommerce #RiyadhRetail #OnlineShoppingSA #RetailGrowthSA #POSSpending #FoodBeverageSA
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