E-commerce reaches 3.32% of Romania’s GDP in 2024, still below EU average
Romania's e-commerce sector accounted for 3.32% of the country's GDP in 2024, showing steady growth but still trailing behind the European average of around 5%, according to data from the Bulgarian eCommerce Association.
Irina Marica · Journalist
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Romania's e-commerce sector accounted for 3.32% of the country's GDP in 2024, showing steady growth but still trailing behind the European average of around 5%, according to data from the Bulgarian eCommerce Association.
In Central and Eastern Europe, Greece leads the region with e-commerce contributing 7.87% to its GDP, while Bulgaria lags behind with just 2.34%.
Despite being below the EU average, Romania is closing the gap faster than some of its neighbors.
"While e-commerce's contribution to GDP remains stable at around 5% across Europe, we see significant room for growth in Bulgaria, a faster recovery in Romania, and above-average development in Greece," said Nikola Ilchev, founder of the Balkan eCommerce Summit.
More insights into regional e-commerce trends, including traffic, sales, and consumer behavior, will be presented at the Balkan eCommerce Summit in Sofia on April 29-30. The event will bring together top companies from marketing and logistics, payment services, banks, and leaders from the FinTech industry, along with SaaS and AI solutions, in a large-scale exhibition featuring over 200 companies.
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