We live in an era when the store is literally moving to our home. And it's not just about food delivery. Something similar to the digital retail revolution is taking place in Uzbekistan .

The numbers don't lie – online commerce is indeed successfully gaining momentum: by 2027, the volume of the e-commerce market in the country may reach $ 1.76 billion, an increase of six times compared to previous years.

What is pushing us into this online future?

• The Internet is everywhere: the more The more people are online, the more opportunities there are for online trading. No There is no need to spend time on the way to the store, the selection of goods takes place in seconds: a couple of clicks, and the grocery cart is ordered, and waiting time can be spent on useful chores at home or work. All they understand that it is convenient.
• Predominance For young people: online shopping has become commonplace, especially for the younger generation. And due to the fact that young people make up the main percentage of the population Of course, the statistics are on their side. Modern, practical, fast. It is also interesting that due to the fact that the market is becoming even more on a larger scale, consumers are already more consciously approaching purchases: they are looking for discounts, actively compare prices, and read reviews. In a word, they choose more carefully from the offered range, and the market offers more products, thereby expanding and improving.
• Help States: The government actively supports digitalization. And these are not just words. If the government is in favor, then it's easier for business. to develop, and it is more convenient for customers. The State creates conditions to Online commerce has grown and flourished.
• Consumer confidence growth Abilities: the economy is developing, incomes are growing. More than people can afford it, the more they spend. And, of course, online shopping in the number of acquisitions account for a significant part. This is evidenced by the number of marketplaces – 201 a registered point. Most of the payments for goods there are online. By the way, Uzbekistan has already 49 electronic payment systems, and almost 70% of them are already integrated with the tax system.

What lies ahead?

By 2027 , every tenth product will be purchased online. 9% doesn't seem like much, but it's just the beginning. If stores start using modern solutions and services, such as those from Docrobot Central Asia, they will be able to reduce work costs and sell more goods.

"The young and technologically savvy population of Uzbekistan creates unique opportunities for the introduction of advanced digital solutions in retail. Our goal is to provide businesses with tools that will help them effectively adapt to rapidly changing market conditions," says Timur Marusiak, Executive Director of Docrobot Central Asia.

What does it mean?

• More choice. Competition is an advantage for the market.
• The prices are lower. Online stores do not need to pay for the rent of large premises.
• Everything is transparent and convenient.
• And of course, Uzbekistan strengthens ties with neighboring countries with the help of digitalization of trade.

The future is already here!