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VANCL is an e-commerce retailer of private-label apparel, footwear, and accessories sold through online platforms and 2,000 physical stores in China. The Beijing-headquartered company produces cotton shirts, casual pants, down jackets, and leather bags in factories across Hebei and Jiangsu provinces. VANCL shipped 100 million items in 2022 via its logistics network covering 300 cities.

Nuvemshop, known as Tiendanube in Spanish-speaking markets, is a Latin American e-commerce platform that lets merchants build and run online stores. It was founded in 2011 in Buenos Aires by Santiago Sosa, Alejandro Vazquez, Martin Palombo, Alejandro Alonso and Jose Abuchaem, and it is now headquartered in Sao Paulo. The platform is sold as a subscription service and adds payments through Nuvem Pago, shipping through Nuvem Envio, marketing automation and conversational sales tools. It reports more than 180,000 active brands, merchant sales above R$6.5 billion in 2025 and about 1,200 employees. Backers include Kaszek, Elevar Equity, Qualcomm Ventures, Accel, Insight Partners and Tiger Global. A US$500 million Series E in August 2021 valued the company at US$3.1 billion. It bought the logistics platform Mandae in 2021, the education company Ecommerce na Pratica in 2021 and the marketing automation company Perfit in 2023.

VinCommerce is a Hanoi-headquartered retailer operating over 3,500 WinMart and WinMart+ stores across Vietnam as part of Masan Group. The company supplies groceries, household goods, and fresh produce to urban and rural consumers, sourcing from local farms and international suppliers. VinCommerce launched its e-commerce arm VinID in 2020, reaching millions of shoppers nationwide.

Wanda E-Commerce is a Beijing-headquartered subsidiary of Dalian Wanda Group launched in 2014. It integrates online marketplaces with Wanda's physical malls to offer O2O shopping, flash sales, and loyalty programs.

Yunwang Wandian is a Chinese eCommerce and online retail service provider operating as a majority-owned subsidiary of Suning.com. It facilitates multichannel retail for consumer goods, integrating physical stores with digital platforms across major cities.

PT Global Digital Niaga Tbk is engaged in the business of Retail Trading and programming Activities, as well as Web Portals and/or Digital Platforms. Its segments are Online Retail (First party and Third party), Institution, and Physical store.

momo.com Inc is an e-commerce company that serves Taiwan. The company is engaged in TV and radio production, radio and TV program distribution, radio and TV commercial, video program distribution, issuing of magazine, retailing, and retail sale no storefront. The Group has two reporting segments: E-commerce division and Multimedia business division. It derives maximum revenue from E-Commerce Segment.

Razor Group is a Berlin-based holding company acquiring and scaling e-commerce brands in consumer goods categories like home and beauty. It applies growth expertise in Amazon marketplaces, supply chain optimization, and marketing to portfolio companies. Razor Group operates across Europe and North America with dedicated teams for operations and expansion.

Vishal Mega Mart Ltd is engaged in the wholesale and retail trade of apparel, fast-moving consumer goods, and general merchandise. The group offers products across three product categories: apparel, general merchandise, and fast-moving consumer goods through a pan-India network of nearly 645 Vishal Mega Mart stores. Its brands are Yellow Hippo, Wavelength, Brink, Home Pure, Outshine, Tandem, Home Finery, and Others. The Group operates in the reportable segment of Contract Manufacturing and Wholesale and Retail Trading.

Sailvan Times Co Ltd  is a technology-driven export cross-border brand e-commerce. The company sells high-quality and individuality to global consumers through third-party e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Wish, and vertical category self-operated websites such as SHESHOW and Retro Stage. It offers modern lifestyle products, including clothing accessories, sports and entertainment, department stores and home furnishings and others. The company also provides logistics services to third parties based on its comprehensive cross-border warehousing and logistics system.

DeNA Co Ltd is a social media service provider in Japan. It generates majority of the portion of its revenue by providing social media and Internet marketing-related services through its Social Media segment. The E-commerce segment offers E-Commerce related services, including the operation of auction shopping and cellular phone websites under the names DeNA shopping and Mobaoku, respectively. The Others segment is engaged in travel agency and insurance agency services, and professional baseball related business. The company has its primary market in North America.

Suning.com Co Ltd, formerly Suning Commerce Group Co Ltd, is a retail shop offering electronic appliances such as air-conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, color TVs, audio-video products, small home appliances, communication products, computers and digital products.

E-MART is a South Korean retail company headquartered in Seoul and part of the Shinsegae group, and it operates the country's largest chain of hypermarkets under the Emart name. It opened its first store in Chang-dong, Dobong-gu, Seoul, on November 12, 1993, and today runs about 178 Emart stores in South Korea alongside Emart Traders warehouse stores and the Emart24 convenience-store chain, with overseas stores in Mongolia, Vietnam and Malaysia. It sells groceries and general merchandise to consumers and earns revenue mainly from product sales. In 2021 it bought an 80.01% stake in eBay Korea, renamed Gmarket, to strengthen its e-commerce business alongside SSG.com, and in the same year it bought the SK Wyverns baseball club, now SSG Landers. The company reported consolidated revenue of about KRW 29.47 trillion in 2023, when it posted its first annual loss, and returned to an operating profit in 2024. Chairman Chung Yong-jin is its largest shareholder.

Back Market is a marketplace company that sells refurbished electronics, connecting consumers and businesses with professional refurbishers of smartphones, laptops, tablets and other devices. It does not refurbish devices itself and positions reconditioned products as a cheaper and lower-waste alternative to new ones. Sellers list inventory on the platform and pay a commission on sales, while buyers pay service fees and can add warranties and protection plans. The company was founded in Paris in 2014 by Thibaud Hug de Larauze, Quentin Le Brouster and Vianney Vaute and is headquartered in Paris. It operates in France, other European countries and the United States, and has added trade-in and business-to-business offers alongside its consumer marketplace.

Gymshark is a Solihull-headquartered online retailer of performance fitness apparel and accessories, shipping to over 180 countries. Founded in 2012, it designs collections including leggings, sports bras, hoodies, and training shoes for weightlifting, running, and yoga. Gymshark maintains a direct-to-consumer model via its website and app, bolstered by social media communities on Instagram and TikTok.

Snapdeal is an Indian online marketplace founded in February 2010 by Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal, headquartered in New Delhi and operated by Jasper Infotech. It began as a daily deals site, moved to a marketplace model in 2012 and by 2015 was among India's largest e-commerce companies, backed by SoftBank, eBay, Alibaba, Foxconn, Temasek and BlackRock. It raised close to 2 billion dollars in total, bought FreeCharge in 2015 and a series of technology start-ups, and sold FreeCharge to Axis Bank and Vulcan Express to Future Supply Chain Solutions in 2017 and 2018. After failed merger talks with Flipkart in 2017 it refocused on value-priced products for smaller towns, selling through hundreds of thousands of sellers, and cut its losses sharply. Revenue from operations was about Rs 380 crore in the year to March 2024.

Berlin Brands Group is a Berlin-headquartered vertical commerce company founded in 2005 as part of Chal-Tec GmbH. It develops and distributes over 3,700 products in home appliances, consumer electronics, sports, and audio under brands like Klarstein, Capital Sports, auna, blumfeldt, and Numan across 28 countries from six locations worldwide.

Brands for Less is an online retailer of discounted apparel and accessories headquartered in Dubai. Founded in 2004, the store offers jackets, jeans, footwear, t-shirts, and toys from brands like Levi's and Adidas at up to 70 percent off. It ships across the Middle East from warehouses in Jebel Ali Free Zone. The platform features categories for kids' clothing and women's leggings, with frequent flash sales on bleeding-edge sportswear. Brands for Less serves over 1 million annual orders to customers in UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.