Indonesia Retail & E-Commerce Summit 2022

Indonesian e-commerce market to grow by 23.8% in 2022, forecasts Global Data. Indonesia e-commerce market is expected to register a robust 23.8% growth in 2022 and reach IDR420. 8 trillion ($30bn) in 2022, forecasts Global Data, a leading data and analytics company.

Indonesians are among the world’s most enthusiastic users of digital technology. The average Indonesian spends four hours a day accessing the Internet on their mobile device – twice the USA average. 30 million Indonesians today are transacting online, creating a market of at least $8 billion. Market could grow to $40 billion upwards in the next five years. The current online commerce market consists two key models: e-commerce platforms such as Tokopedia, Shopee, and Lazada; and social commerce, which involves the buying and selling of physical goods through a social media platform such as BBM, Facebook, Instagram, Line, and WhatsApp. Under conversational commerce model, goods may be listed for sale, but payment and delivery are handled separately. 60% of sales are done through online commerce while the remainder are done through social commerce.

The Indonesia Retail & E-commerce Summit 2022 agenda will include presentations and case studies on:

• How mobile, social and data will change the e-commerce landscape
• How to acquire customers and optimise your e-commerce site for sales
• How to build an efficient and effective delivery network
• How to use data to improve site and sales performance
• New business models for pure play and existing retailers
• The latest payment innovations and those disrupting the industry

Visionary keynotes will set the scene before two days of learning, including best in class case studies from the region and the opportunity to debate with your peers in our interactive roundtable sessions. You will spend time with C-level executives, heads of e-commerce, strategy, marketing, loyalty and IT from major retailers, pure-play e-commerce sites, manufacturers, logistics providers and start-ups from across Indonesia.