Cross Border Electricity Providers Are Becoming New Engines Of Foreign Trade Growth.

Ministry of Commerce predicts 2016

The volume of import and export trade will reach 6 trillion and 500 billion yuan. In the next few years, the proportion of cross-border electricity suppliers to China's import and export trade will increase to 20%, and the annual growth rate will exceed 30%.

With the upgrading of China's consumer demand and favorable policy factors, cross-border electricity providers are booming.

According to statistics from the investment and financial sector, the average minimum financing for cross-border e-business projects in the first half of 2015 amounted to 56 million 500 thousand yuan.

Since 2015 alone, there have been several cross-border financing cases.

The most recent financing is in the import and export of mother and baby.

In September, honey announced the D round of financing $150 million, led by Baidu, Sequoia Capital, H Capital and a number of private equity funds in the United States. This financing event contributed the largest single cash financing in the country.

In fact, 2015 was the turning point for cross-border electricity providers in China.

The first wave of cross-border electricity providers has gone through the corner after experiencing the boom of grassroots entrepreneurship and price war. Next, the competitive drama of cross-border electricity providers will focus on commodity richness, quality and supply chain system construction.

At present, we should speed up pushing China's cross-border e-commerce to "go out". We should pay attention to the relationship between quantity and quality, and make domestic production and infrastructure construction bigger and stronger.

In recent years, cross-border electricity providers have been developing at a high speed, but are also faced with problems such as inappropriate management mode, imperfect credit system and irregular market order.

Nie Linhai, deputy director of the Ministry of Commerce and information technology of the Ministry of Commerce, said recently that China has launched more than 20 foreign trade enterprises with cross-border e-commerce.

There are 5000 enterprises.

In 2014, China's cross-border online retail sales amounted to 449 billion 200 million yuan, up 44% over the same period last year.

Among them, imports of 129 billion yuan, an increase of 60% over the same period, exports of 320 billion 200 million yuan, an increase of 40% over the same period last year.

At the same time, cross-border e-commerce in China has gradually moved from the "single fight" situation of enterprises to the "tuomai development" pattern.

In recent years, Hangzhou's cross-border E-Commerce Association and China's cross-border electricity supplier import alliance have been established, providing chips for China's cross-border electricity supplier enterprises to expand the international market.

The rapid growth of cross-border electricity providers is expected to total 1 trillion in 2020. Despite the rapid growth of all types of brands, the current leading brands are small and medium sized brands. Their share in Alibaba's total merchandise trade has increased by 10% over the past 3 years.

The report pointed out that in the current trend of e-commerce development, apart from

As the market grows more and more standardized, B2C will further expand its market share. It will grow at an annual rate of about 30% from the current market share of about 50%. It is expected that online trading will reach 70% in 2020.

In addition, the rapid growth of cross-border electricity providers has made "buying the whole world" a reality, and is expected to achieve a compound annual growth rate of 30%, which is expected to reach 1 trillion yuan in 2020.