About one of each four companies in Germany23 percent to be precise, they sell their goods and / or services through websites, mobile applications or through electronic data exchange. Companies that were active in e-commerce through official websites or mobile applications generated 19 percent of profits through these means.
This is the \ It \ him result of a survey applied by Destatis, the Federal Statistical Office of Germany. In the same way, it was discovered that individual earnings from online sales are much lower for companies with a greater number of employees.
Micro-enterprises, with fewer than ten employees, they generate 26 percent of total profits through websites or phone apps, small businesses that have a total of about 10 to 49 employees, generate 23 percent of their sales through these The same media, and for medium-sized companies with a staff of around 50 to 249 employees and large companies with a total of 250 employees or more, each of them have 18 percent of their sales happened on websites or mobile apps.
The majority (82 percent) of the profits that were generated through websites or apps happened on the same websites and e-commerce applications of each company, the remaining 18 percent was generated in online markets such as Booking, eBay or Amazon.
When it comes to selling online through websites or mobile applications, sales to consumers in Germany account for 81 percent of all sales, while sales to consumers in other European Union countries account for 14 percent. \