Feasibility Studies: The Hidden Tool behind Every Successful E-Commerce Venture
The
Indian e-commerce market saw a turnover of USD 130 billion in 2024, and is
slated to grow at a CAGR of 15% during 2025-2030. Across India, the e-commerce
industry is evolving more-and-more into quick commerce (ultra-fast, on-demand
e-commerce model).
The
government is giving pan-India e-commerce a major push through regulatory
reforms and initiatives. Major among them are the National Logistics Policy
(efficient supply chains with reduced costs), FASTag (automated highway
toll-collection system), Government
e-Marketplace (GeM), Online Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC), and PM-Gati
Shakti (a 2021-scheme to provide multi-modal connectivity infrastructure to
different economic zones).
Technological
progress, in the form of AI, ML, and real-time data analytics, is helping
automate and modernize e-commerce operations. Significant rise in
infrastructure development such as improving air & roads-based connectivity
in the form of more NHs, SHs, and airports, is also a growth driver for
e-commerce.
A good feasibility analysis lets you plan your e-commerce-based venture’s
finances well-in-advance, ensures you make the optimal geo-selection with the
best-possible timing, and both meet & leverage regulatory requirements and
lucrative incentives provided by the government to e-commerce business
entrants.
A
comprehensive feasibility study lets you stay realistic as far as business
expectations are concerned, while also empowering you to leverage on the market
potential waiting to be tapped. It is followed by detailed business planning,
and forms the first strategic step to set up a profitable e-commerce-based venture.
We at The India Watch understand the nuances of the Indian e-commerce market,
and have been trusted by numerous industry clients for our time-tested
feasibility study methodology and algorithm.
To
get a customized feasibility study conducted to establish a profitable e-commerce-based
brand in India, feel free to reach out to us at info@theindiawatch.com.
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