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Survey Results Show E-commerce Revenue Accounts for 8.15% of Total Retail Revenue in the Province

(News Portal – Dong Nai) - The Department of Industry and Trade recently held a conference on the Overview of E-commerce, announcing the results of a survey and statistical analysis regarding the application of e-commerce in the province. Attendees included leaders from the Department of Industry and Trade, the Department of Foreign Affairs, the Dong Nai Statistics Office, and the Vietnam E-commerce Association. 

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Deputy Director of the Dong Nai Statistics Office, Le Thi Hoa Hong, announced the findings of the survey and statistical analysis regarding the application of e-commerce in Dong Nai Province. 

At the conference, Deputy Director Le Thi Hoa Hong revealed that the survey, conducted in collaboration with the Department of Industry and Trade and the Dong Nai Statistics Office, involved approximately 3,900 enterprises and nearly 1,200 households. The survey results indicated that the proportion of e-commerce revenue to retail revenue reached 7.61% for enterprises and 9.17% for households (individuals). Overall, the e-commerce revenue as a percentage of total retail revenue in the province achieved 8.15%.

Speaking at the conference, Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Trade, Tran Duong Hung, shared that the survey results from 2022 on the application of e-commerce in Dong Nai serve as a scientific basis for departments and sectors to advise and propose strategies and solutions for the development of e-commerce to the Provincial People's Committee. The district-level People's Committees are expected to develop plans for e-commerce development in their respective areas.

This will enable the introduction of support solutions for the development of the e-commerce sector in the province, making e-commerce widely adopted in the business operations of enterprises, economic establishments, and the daily consumption activities of residents. Furthermore, it will contribute to enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of state management and governance, improving the competitive capacity of enterprises, and providing convenience for the public. ​

Author: Vi Quan

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