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E-commerce firms sell goods worth $4.1 bn in first week of festive sale

The key factors that majorly boosted this year's sale include affordability, mobile phones and tier-II growth wave.

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Over 55 per cent of them came from tier-II cities like Asansol, Ludhiana, Dhanbad, Rajkot, among others — which proves a landmark achievement for e-commerce

Press Trust of India New Delhi
E-commerce firms reported a 55 per cent jump in sale goods to $4.1 billion (~29,000 crore) across platforms during the first week (October 15-21) of festive sales, research firm RedSeer said on Tuesday.
 
RedSeer, in its report, said the comparative number stood at $2.7 billion last year. RedSeer in its pre-festive sale had forecasted that platforms will clock $4 billion worth of sales.
 
Smartphones led the sale accounting for 47 per cent of total festive sales, driven by new launches and affordable models with Rs 1.5 crore worth of smartphones being sold every minute across the online platforms

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