20 World's Largest E-Commerce Companies
20 World’s Biggest E-commerce Companies in 2024
20 World’s Biggest E-commerce
Companies- Based on data from the company’s annual report in
2024, there are 20 world’s biggest e-commerce companies in 2024. They are the
king of the world’s online commerce market with their own uniqueness with the
extensive market. In 2024, they get billions of dollars in profits with assets
A Billion of US Dollars.
E-commerce itself is a concept and a way of trading (buying or selling products
electronically/online). E-commerce activities can be conducted via a computer,
tablet, or smartphone. The effectiveness and efficiency of trading using
e-commerce methods will be much preferable to conventional trading. In the
early 2000s, this e-commerce trade began to grow rapidly along with the
advancement of information technology and network connectivity between
countries or regions around the world. At first, several companies such as
Amazon and eBay tried to pioneer the online transaction system along with the
development of time and technology. From time to time, many e-commerce
companies are growing to become new players in the e-commerce industry with
their uniqueness. Along with the global pandemic of Covid-19, e-commerce can
help the customer get their products via online distribution.
The proliferation of e-commerce companies around
the world certainly has its own impact on business competition in this sector.
Many companies provide unique marketplaces that make it easy for customers to
trade or buy goods online. Here are the 10 largest e-commerce companies in the
world in 2022. This data comes from the Annual Reports of each company in 2024.
The Table Rank of 20 World’s Biggest E-commerce Companies based on The Net Income in 2024
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Rank |
Name of E-Commerce Companies |
Total Revenue |
Total Revenue |
Net Income / (Loss) |
Net Income / (Loss) |
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Origin Currency |
(US Dollar (USD)) |
Origin Currency |
(US Dollar (USD)) |
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1 |
Amazon |
USD 638 billion |
USD 638 billion |
USD 59.2 billion |
USD 59.2 billion |
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2 |
Alibaba |
USD 137 billion |
USD 137 billion |
USD 17.3 billion |
USD 17.3 billion |
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3 |
PDD Holdings |
USD 53.9 billion |
USD 53.9 billion |
USD 15.4 billion |
USD 15.4 billion |
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4 |
JD.com, Inc. |
USD 158.7 billion |
USD 158.7 billion |
USD 6.1 billion |
USD 6.1 billion |
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5 |
Meituan |
CNY 337 billion |
USD 47.18 billion |
CNY 35.8 billion |
USD 5 billion |
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6 |
Shopify |
USD 8.8 billion |
USD 8.8 billion |
USD 2 billion |
USD 2 billion |
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7 |
eBay |
USD 10.28 billion |
USD 10.28 billion |
USD 1.97 billion |
USD 1.97 billion |
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8 |
Mercado Libre |
USD 20.77 billion |
USD 20.77 billion |
USD 1.9 billion |
USD 1.9 billion |
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9 |
Copart |
USD 4.64 billion |
USD 4.64 billion |
USD 1.54 billion |
USD 1.54 billion |
|
10 |
Vipshop Holdings |
USD 14.85 billion |
USD 14.85 billion |
USD 1 billion |
USD 1 billion |
|
11 |
Sea Limited |
USD 16.8 billion |
USD 16.8 billion |
USD 0.447 billion |
USD 0.447 billion |
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12 |
Carvana |
USD 13.67 billion |
USD 13.67 billion |
USD 0.404 billion |
USD 0.404 billion |
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13 |
Chewy |
USD 11.86 billion |
USD 11.86 billion |
USD 0.392 billion |
USD 0.392 billion |
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14 |
Zalando |
EUR 10.5 billion |
USD 12.3 billion |
EUR 0.251 billion |
USD 0.29 billion |
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15 |
Otto Group |
EUR 14.9 billion |
USD 17.5 billion |
EUR 0.16 billion |
USD 0.18 billion |
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16 |
Coupang |
USD 30.2 billion |
USD 30.2 billion |
USD 0.066 billion |
USD 0.066 billion |
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17 |
ASOS Plc |
GBP 2.47 billion |
USD 3.33 billion |
(GBP -0.29 billion) |
(USD -0.39 billion) |
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18 |
Wayfair |
USD 11.8 billion |
USD 11.8 billion |
(USD -0.49 billion) |
(USD -0.49 billion) |
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19 |
Ozon |
RUB 615 billion |
USD 7.99 billion |
(RUB -59.4 billion) |
(USD -0.77 billion) |
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20 |
Rakuten |
JPY 2.27 trillion |
USD 14.5 billion |
(JPY -129 billion) |
(USD -0.82 billion) |
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Annual Report, 2024 |
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Related to the company’s performance, here are
some additional data related to the condition of the company’s assets and
Liabilities (debts). This data comes from the Balance Sheet which is taken from
the Annual reports of each company in 2022.
Table Rank of 20 World’s Biggest E-commerce Companies based on Total Assets in 2024
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Rank |
Name of E-Commerce Companies |
Total Assets |
Total Assets |
Total Liabilities |
Total Liabilities |
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Origin Currency |
(US Dollar (USD)) |
Origin Currency |
(US Dollar (USD)) |
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1 |
Amazon |
USD 624 billion |
USD 624 billion |
USD 339 billion |
USD 339 billion |
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2 |
Alibaba |
USD 248.6 billion |
USD 248.6 billion |
USD 98.4 billion |
USD 98.4 billion |
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3 |
Rakuten |
JPY 26.5 trillion |
USD 169 billion |
JPY 25.5 trillion |
USD 163 billion |
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4 |
JD.com, Inc. |
USD 95.6 billion |
USD 95.6 billion |
USD 52.7 billion |
USD 52.7 billion |
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5 |
PDD Holdings |
USD 69.2 billion |
USD 69.2 billion |
USD 26.2 billion |
USD 26.2 billion |
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6 |
Meituan |
CNY 324 billion |
USD 45.4 billion |
CNY 151 billion |
USD 21.1 Billion |
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7 |
Mercado Libre |
USD 25.2 billion |
USD 25.2 billion |
USD 20.8 billion |
USD 20.8 billion |
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8 |
Sea Limited |
USD 22.6 billion |
USD 22.6 billion |
USD 141 billion |
USD 141 billion |
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9 |
eBay |
USD 19.4 billion |
USD 19.4 billion |
USD 14.2 billion |
USD 14.2 billion |
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10 |
Otto Group |
EUR 13.4 billion |
USD 15.8 billion |
EUR 8.54 billion |
USD 10 billion |
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11 |
Coupang |
USD 15.3 billion |
USD 15.3 billion |
USD 11.1 billion |
USD 11.1 billion |
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12 |
Shopify |
USD 13.9 billion |
USD 13.9 billion |
USD 2.43 billion |
USD 2.43 billion |
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13 |
Ozon |
RUB 890 billion |
USD 11.5 billion |
RUB 1,022 billion |
USD 13.2 billion |
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14 |
Vipshop Holdings |
USD 10.26 billion |
USD 10.26 billion |
USD 4.57 billion |
USD 4.57 billion |
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15 |
Copart |
USD 10 billion |
USD 10 billion |
USD 0.883 billion |
USD 0.883 billion |
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16 |
Zalando |
EUR 7.98 billion |
USD 9.41 billion |
EUR 5.31 billion |
USD 6.3 billion |
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17 |
Carvana |
USD 8.48 billion |
USD 8.48 billion |
USD 7.1 billion |
USD 7.1 billion |
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18 |
Wayfair |
USD 3.45 billion |
USD 3.45 billion |
USD 6.21 billion |
USD 6.21 billion |
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19 |
Chewy |
USD 3 billion |
USD 3 billion |
USD 2.75 billion |
USD 2.75 billion |
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20 |
ASOS Plc |
GBP 1.67 billion |
USD 2.25 billion |
GBP 1.45 billion |
USD 1.95 billion |
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Source:
Annual Report, 2024 |
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Yen (JPY) = 0.0064 US Dollar (USD) |
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Yuan (CNY) = 0.14 US Dollar |
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British Pound (GBP) = 1.35 US Dollar (USD) |
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Ruble (RUB) = 0.013 US Dollar (USD) |
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Brief Description of the 20 World’s Biggest E-commerce Companies in 2024
1.Alibaba
Alibaba is a Chinese multinational company that
specializes in e-commerce and technology. Until now, Alibaba has been one of
the biggest e-commerce companies in the world. The company owns and operates
diverse businesses around the world in various sectors and has become one of
the most admired companies in the world by Fortune Magazine. In 2018, the
market capitalization value of this company reached more than 500 billion US
Dollars.
Based on its history, Alibaba was founded by Jack
Ma and Peng Lei in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China on April
4, 1999. To date, Alibaba Group has diversified businesses including Taobao and Tmall Group, Alibaba International
Digital Commerce Group, Cloud Intelligence Group, Cainiao Smart Logistics
Network Limited, Local Services Group, Hujing Digital Media and Entertainment
Group and All others. In trading industries, Alibaba.com serves more than 48
million small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as buyers, with more than
200,000 suppliers on its platform worldwide and has gross merchandise volume
(GMV) in 2024 around USD 60 billion. Furthermore, along with the company’s
business development, until now the company has employed around 66 thousand
employees worldwide and has operations in more than 200 countries in the world.
Financially, Alibaba has total assets recorded in
the financial statements 2024 reaching USD 248.6 billion and total liabilities
of around USD 98.4 billion. Furthermore, in 2024, Alibaba recorded a positive
performance by recording a total revenue of around USD 137 billion with net
income or profit of USD 17.3 billion.
2.Amazon
Founded on July 5, 1994, in Bellevue, Washington,
United States by Jeff Bezos, Amazon still becomes one of the world's largest
online retailers and marketplace, selling everything from electronics and
apparel to groceries in 2024. To date, besides focusing on e-commerce industry
through Amazon.com, This company has expanded its business into Cloud Computing
(AWS) through Amazon Web Services (AWS), Subscription Services through Amazon
Prime, selling some Devices and AI tools for example the Kindle e-reader, Echo
smart speakers, and Ring security device. In terms of labor forces, as of
December 31, 2024, Amazon employed approximately 1,556,000 full-time and
part-time employees.
In terms of financial aspects, according to its
annual report of 2024, Amazon has total assets of around USD 624 billion with
total liabilities of around USD 339 billion. In terms of business performance
in 2024, Amazon successfully gained total revenue of around USD 638 billion
with net income or profit around USD 59.2 billion.
3.
JD.com, Inc.
JD is known as “Jingdong” is a
leading e-commerce company that has head office in Beijing, China. Based on
history. This company was formerly called 360buy and it was founded
by Liu Qiangdong in 1998. Commonly, to date, JD.com is known as a leading
supply chain-based technology and service provider enabling consumers to have
many diversified products or services. In terms of business conditions, besides
focusing on the e-commerce industry, JD.com's business has expanded in retail,
technology, logistics (operating 3,600 warehouses, with a total area exceeding
34 million square meters), health, industrials, property development, and
international business. Along with business development, JD.com served over 700
million annual active customers and still became China's largest retailer by revenue. Until now, as of
2024, supported by its infrastructure and technologies across the nations,
Total JD.com's Gross Merchandise Volume (GMV) for the full year of 2024 reached
approximately 4.5 trillion RMB (roughly USD 620 billion).
Financially, based on Annual Report 2024, JD.com,
Inc. has total assets of USD 95.6 billion with
Total Liabilities of around USD 52.7 billion. In terms of business performance
in 2024, JD.com, Inc. successfully generated total revenue of around USD
158.7 billion with net income of around USD 6.1 billion.
4.eBay
eBay is one of the leading e-commerce companies in
the United States. Founded on September 3, 1995, in San Jose, California, by
Pierre Omidyar, the company that was formerly called Auction Web and
has its head office in San Jose, California, United States. Through
www.ebay.com, this company can empower millions of buyers and sellers in more
than 190 markets around the world and enable sellers’ access to eBay’s 134
million buyers worldwide. As of 2024, eBay enabled USD 75 billion of Gross
Merchandise Volume (“GMV”). In the labor force, this company has employed about
11 thousand employees spread all over the world.
Financially, in 2024, according to the 2024 annual
report, eBay has total assets of around USD 19.4 billion with total liabilities
of around USD 14.2 billion. In terms of business performance in 2024, eBay
successfully gained total revenue of around USD 10.28 billion with net income
of around USD 1.97 billion.
5.Shopify
Shopify is a Canadian-based e-commerce company
that has a head office in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Functionally, Shopify serves essential internet infrastructure for commerce. Basically,
Shopify's platform makes it easier to start, run and grow a business, powering
sales online, in store, and everywhere in between. Historically, the company
was founded in 2006 by Tobias Lütke, Daniel Weinand, and Scott Lake and to
date, Shopify has employed approximately 7000 employees spread across Canada.
As of December 31, 2025, Shopify had millions of merchants from more than 175
countries and as of now, total sales through Shopify worldwide reached more
than USD 1.1 trillion.
Financially, in the year 2024, Shopify has total assets of USD 13.9 billion and total liabilities of around USD 2.43 billion. In terms of business performance in 2024, Shopify successfully gained total revenue of around USD 8.8 billion with net income of around USD 2 billion.
6.Zalando
Zalando is an e-commerce company from Germany that
has a head office in Berlin, Germany. The company was founded in October 2008
by Rocket Internet, Robert Gentz, and David Schneider. In business
terms, the company’s operations spread across several countries, especially the
European Union, such as Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Belga,
Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Slovenia,
Ireland, Luxembourg, Czech Republic. and Great Britain. As a leading European
online platform for fashion and lifestyle, Zalando serves customers in 25 countries with active customers around
51.8 million and has more than 6,000 brands of fashion products. As of 2025,
total Gross merchandise volume (GMV) of Zalando reached EUR 15,296 million.
Financially, according to its annual report of 2024, Zalando has total assets of around
EUR 7.98 billion or equivalent to USD 9.41 billion with total liabilities of
around EUR 5.31 billion or equivalent to USD 6.3 billion. In terms of business
performance in 2024, Zalando successfully generated total revenue of around EUR
10.5 billion or equivalent to USD 12.3 billion and Net Income of around EUR
0.251 billion or equivalent to USD 0.29 billion.
7.Coupang
Coupang is the largest e-commerce company in South
Korea. The company has a head office in Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South
Korea. Founded on July 1, 2008, this company has grown rapidly to become a
leading e-commerce company in South Korea and the world with around 37 thousand
employees. Commonly, Coupang is one of the world's growing technology and
commerce companies, providing retail, restaurant delivery, video streaming, and
fintech services to customers around the world under brands that include Coupang,
Coupang Eats, Coupang Play and Farfetch.
Financially, according to its annual report of 2024, Coupang has total assets of around USD 15.3 billion with total liabilities of around USD 11.1 billion. In terms of business performance in 2024, Coupang successfully gained total revenue of around USD 30.2 billion and net income of USD 0.066 billion.
8.Rakuten
Rakuten Group
Kabushiki-Kaisha or known as Rakuten is a leading e-commerce
company from Japan headquartered in Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan which was founded on
February 7, 1997. The founder of this e-commerce company is Hiroshi Mikitani.
Until now, this company has employed about 29,334 people. Commonly, The Rakuten
Group operates over 70 different services in a wide range of areas, including
online services such as e-commerce, travel reservations, and digital content.
As of now, Rakuten serves users worldwide through
businesses based in 30 countries and regions.
Financially, according to the Rakuten Group Annual Report of 2024, Rakuten has total assets of
around JPY 26.5 trillion or equivalent to USD 169 billion with total
liabilities of around JPY 25.5 trillion or equivalent to USD 163 billion. In
terms of business performance in 2024, Rakuten Group successfully gained total
revenue of around JPY 2.27 trillion or equivalent to USD 14.5 billion but
unfortunately suffered net loss of around (JPY -129 billion) or equivalent to
(USD -0.82 billion).
9.Sea Limited
Sea Limited is a global technology company founded
in Singapore in 2009. Commonly, Sea Limited operates three core businesses
across digital entertainment, e-commerce, as well as digital payments and
financial services, known as Garena, Shopee and Monee, respectively.
Specifically, Garena is a leading global online games developer and publisher.
Shopee is the largest pan-regional e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia,
Taiwan, and Brazil. Monee is a leading digital payments and financial services
provider in Southeast Asia, with a growing presence in Latin America.
Financially, in the year 2024, according to its
annual report, Sea Limited has total assets of around USD 22.6 billion with
total liabilities of around USD 141 billion. In terms of business performance
in 2024, Sea limited successfully gained total revenue of around USD 16.8
billion with net income of around USD 0.447 billion.
10.Pinduoduo
PDD Holdings is a multinational commerce group
that owns and operates a portfolio of businesses that started its business in 2015 through Hangzhou Aimi and Shanghai
Xunmeng in parallel. PDD Holdings has an e-commerce platform through Pinduoduo and Temu. Pinduoduo founded in
2015 providing a comprehensive suite of product categories, including
agricultural produce, apparel, shoes, bags, mother and childcare products, food
and beverages, consumer electronics, electronic appliances, furniture and
household goods, cosmetics and other personal care items, sports and fitness
and auto accessories. Meanwhile, Temu was founded in September 2022 in Boston,
Massachusetts, offering heavily discounted products directly from
manufacturers.
Financially, in the year 2024, PDD Holdings has
total assets of around USD 69.2 billion with total liabilities of around USD
26.2 billion. In terms of business performance in 2024, PDD holdings
successfully gained total revenue of around USD 53.9 billion with net income of
around USD 15.4 billion.
11.Meituan
Meituan is a Chinese e-commerce company for
consumer products and retail services including entertainment, dining,
delivery, travel, and other products. Historically, this company was founded in
2010 by Wang Xing and has grown rapidly to become one of the biggest e-commerce
companies in China. Operationally, Meituan has a head office in Beijing, China,
and employs around 46 thousand people. Basically, Meituan has some business
including On-Demand Food Delivery, Instant Retail and Groceries (Meituan Instashopping
and Xiaoxiang Supermarket), In-Store, Hotel, and Travel, Advanced Technology
Initiatives (Artificial intelligence).
Financially, in 2024, according to its annual
report, Meituan has total assets around CNY 324 billion or equivalent to USD
45.4 billion with total liabilities around CNY 151 billion or equivalent to USD
21.1 Billion. Based on the business performance in 2024, Meituan gained total
revenue around CNY 337 billion or equivalent to USD 47.18 billion and reaping
net income around CNY 35.8 billion or equivalent to USD 5 billion.
12. Otto Group
Historically, the Otto Group was founded on August
17th, 1949, by Werner Otto. In the beginning, this company was a mail-order
company. Operationally, this company has a head office in Otto (GmbH & Co
KG), Hamburg, Germany. Along with business development, Otto Group has grown
into one of the main companies in e-commerce with 12.2 million active customers
and employed around 36,300 people. To date, Otto Group has managed some
platforms, retailers and brands including OTTO, Bonprix, Crate & Barrel,
Heine, Küche & Co, Sheego, Venus, Witt, Baur Retail, Hanseatic, Frankonia,
Freemans Grattan, Limango, Manufactum, Unito.
Financially, in 2024, Otto Group has total assets
around EUR 13.4 billion or equivalent to USD 15.8 billion with total
liabilities around EUR 8.54 billion or equivalent to USD 10 billion.
Furthermore, in 2024, the Otto Group’s total revenue was EUR 14.9 billion or
equivalent to USD 17.5 billion and successfully gained net income around EUR
0.16 billion or equivalent to USD 0.18 billion.
13.MercadoLibre
Mercado Libre
is one of the largest online commerce companies in Latin America based on
unique visitors and orders processed. Along with business development, Mercado
Libre has expanded its service in some countries in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico,
Chile, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Dominican
Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and El
Salvador. Furthermore, Mercado Libre trades a wide range of categories such as
consumer electronics, apparel and beauty, home goods, automotive accessories,
toys, books and entertainment and consumer packaged goods.
Financially, in 2024, according to its annual
report, Mercado Libre has total assets of around USD 25.2 billion with total
liabilities around USD 20.8 billion. Based on the business performance in 2024,
Mercado Libre gained total revenue around USD 20.77 billion and net income
around USD 1.9 billion.
14.Copart
Copart is an e-commerce company with a main focus on online auctions (used, wholesale and repairable
vehicles) and vehicle remarketing services. Copart was founded in 1982 by Willis J. Johnson in Vallejo,
California and still has a head office in Dallas, Texas, United States of
America (USA). Along with business development, Copart has some office presence
in United States ("U.S.”), the United Kingdom ("U.K.”), Germany,
Brazil, Canada, the United Arab Emirates ("U.A.E.”), Spain, Finland, Oman,
the Republic of Ireland, and Bahrain. Along with business development, Coparts
operates 275 locations in 11 countries and has over half a million vehicles
available every day. In the vehicle industry, Copart manages some brands
including Purple Wave, CrashedToys, CashForCars.com, WOM, National Powersport
Auctions (NPA), CarConverter, Autovahinkokeskus (AVK), U-Pull-It.
Financially, according to the Annual Report, in 2024, Copart has total assets around USD 10
billion with total liabilities of around USD 0.883 billion. Based on the
business performance in 2024, Copart successfully gained total revenue around
USD 4.64 billion and net income around USD 1.54 billion.
15. Wayfair Inc
Wayfair Inc is an e-commerce company which focuses on home
& furniture products. Along with business development, Wayfair has served
21.8 active customers. Furthermore, Wayfair has 40 million products, and 20
thousand suppliers. To date, Wayfair manages some brands including Wayfair,
AllModern, Birch Lane, Joss & Main, Perigold, Wayfair Professional.
Financially in 2024, according to its annual
report, Wayfair has total assets around USD 3.45 billion and liabilities around
USD 6.21 billion. In terms of business performance, the total revenue of
Wayfair reached USD 11.8 billion but suffered a net loss of around (USD -0.49
billion).
16. Chewy
Chewy, Inc began the operation in 2011. To date,
Chewy Inc operated the business in pet food and treats, pet supplies, pet
medications, pet-health products, and pet services. Overall, Chewy, Inc offers
around 130,000 products related to pets and has a
partnership with 3,200 brands in the pet
industry.
Financially, in the year 2024, Chewy has total
assets of around USD 3 billion with total liabilities of around USD 2.75
billion. In terms of business performance in 2024, Chewy successfully gained
total revenue of around USD 11.86 billion with
net income of around USD 0.392 billion.
17. ASOS Plc
ASOS plc is a British online fast-fashion and
cosmetic retailer which was founded in 2000 in London. Through its e-commerce
platform, ASOS sells over 850 brands as well as its own range of clothing and
accessories, and ships to many countries. To date, ASOS plc has its own brands, including ASOS Design, ASOS 4505, ARRANGE and
Collusion.
In terms of financial conditions and business
performance in 2024, ASOS Plc has total assets of around GBP 1.67 billion or
equivalent to USD 2.25 billion with total liabilities of around GBP 1.45
billion or equivalent to USD 1.95 billion. Based on business performance, ASOS
Plc successfully gained total revenue of around GBP 2.47 billion or equivalent
to USD 3.33 billion but unfortunately suffered net loss of around (GBP -0.29
billion) or equivalent to (USD -0.39 billion).
18. Carvana
Carvana Co was founded by Ernest Garcia III, Ryan
Keeton, and Ben Huston in 2012 and is still becoming one of the leading
e-commerce platforms relating to buying and selling used cars as of 2025. From
time-to-time, Carvana Co has leveraged a growing logistics network, which spans 316 metropolitan
statistical areas, and in-house distribution network, servicing over 80% of the
U.S. population and could sell 2.2 million retail vehicles as of December 2024.
Financially, in the year 2024, Carvana has total
assets of USD 8.48 billion with total liabilities of around USD 7.1 billion. In
terms of business performance in 2024, Carvana successfully gained total
revenue of around USD 13.67 billion with net income of around USD 0.404
billion.
19. Ozon
Established in 1998 as an online bookstore, Ozon
Holdings PLC is one of the pioneers of e-commerce companies in Russia and Ozone
is called "the Amazon of Russia" becoming one of Russia's biggest online retail platforms. As of December 31, 2024,
the Ozon platform served approximately 57 million active buyers and has more
than 600,000 active sellers. Furthermore, Ozon utilized more than 3.5 million
square meters of warehouse capacity, supported
by an agent pickup points network, which
exceeded 60,000 points. To date, Ozon manages some brands Ozon fresh (online
grocery delivery), Ozon Travel, Ozon Fintech (Financial segment).
Financially, in 2024, Ozon has total assets of around RUB 890 billion or equivalent to USD 11.5 billion with total liabilities of around RUB 1,022 billion or equivalent to USD 13.2 billion. In terms of business performance, Ozon successfully generated total revenue of around RUB 615 billion or equivalent to USD 7.99 billion but unfortunately Ozon suffered net loss of around (RUB -59.4 billion) or equivalent to (USD -0.77 billion).
20. Vipshop Holdings
Founded in August 2008, Vipshop is a
leading online discount retailer for brands in China. As of now, through its
e-commerce platform, Vip has cooperated with over 20,000 brands, serving more
than 300 million users across China. Specifically, more than 2,200 brands have
developed exclusive online cooperation with VIP.com.
In terms of the financial aspects, Vipshop
Holdings has total assets of around USD 10.26 billion and total liabilities of around USD 4.57 billion. In terms of
business performance in 2024, Vipshop Holding successfully generated total
revenue of around USD 14.85 billion with
net income of around USD 1 billion.
The Summary of 15 World’s Biggest E-Commerce Companies in 2024 Based on Total Assets
The Summary of 15 World’s Biggest E-Commerce Companies in 2024 Based on Net Income
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