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#27: Takealot - How the South African online retailer became one of the largest e-commerce platforms in Africa

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Overview: Today, we’re going to talk about Takealot - the largest ecommerce platform in South Africa & one of the largest across Africa. We'll start by giving some context of e-commerce in South Africa, discuss Takealot's early history, Naspers' 2018 acquisition of Takealot, analyze Takealot business strategy & end with our overall outlook. This episode was recorded on April 18, 2021.


Companies discussed:
Takealot, Take2, Naspers, Tiger Global, Jumia, Kalahari.net, BidorBuy, Kilimall, Amazon, Konga, Alibaba, Everyshop (JD Group), Pick n Pay, Woolworths, Massmart, Spar & MIH Africa


Business concepts discussed:
Developing markets e-commerce, Pan-African expansion strategy & ecommerce marketplaces


Conversation highlights:

  • (01:20) - E-commerce and Takealot intro
  • (04:50) - South Africa Retail & e-commerce context
  • (15:30) - Takealot founding story: Take2, Tiger Global & Kim Reid
  • (21:30) - Acquisition of Superbalist, Mr Delivery; Tiger Global investment
  • (28:25) - Naspers takeover of Takealot from Tiger Global
  • (33:46) - Takealot today: Product and monetization, business units, key metrics
  • (45:10) - Competion: local, international & non-traditional
  • (54:55) - Bankole’s overall thoughts and outlook
  • (1:04:07) - Olumide’s overall thoughts and outlook
  • (1:14:40) - Recommendation and small wins


Olumide’s recommendations & small wins:


Bankole’s recommendations & small wins:

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Overview: Today, we’re going to talk about Takealot - the largest ecommerce platform in South Africa & one of the largest across Africa. We'll start by giving some context of e-commerce in South Africa, discuss Takealot's early history, Naspers' 2018 acquisition of Takealot, analyze Takealot business strategy & end with our overall outlook. This episode was recorded on April 18, 2021.


Companies discussed:
Takealot, Take2, Naspers, Tiger Global, Jumia, Kalahari.net, BidorBuy, Kilimall, Amazon, Konga, Alibaba, Everyshop (JD Group), Pick n Pay, Woolworths, Massmart, Spar & MIH Africa


Business concepts discussed:
Developing markets e-commerce, Pan-African expansion strategy & ecommerce marketplaces


Conversation highlights:

  • (01:20) - E-commerce and Takealot intro
  • (04:50) - South Africa Retail & e-commerce context
  • (15:30) - Takealot founding story: Take2, Tiger Global & Kim Reid
  • (21:30) - Acquisition of Superbalist, Mr Delivery; Tiger Global investment
  • (28:25) - Naspers takeover of Takealot from Tiger Global
  • (33:46) - Takealot today: Product and monetization, business units, key metrics
  • (45:10) - Competion: local, international & non-traditional
  • (54:55) - Bankole’s overall thoughts and outlook
  • (1:04:07) - Olumide’s overall thoughts and outlook
  • (1:14:40) - Recommendation and small wins


Olumide’s recommendations & small wins:


Bankole’s recommendations & small wins:

All episodes at Afrobility.com

  continue reading

77 episodes

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