E-Commerce Fee Adjustments: Building a Fairer Marketplace
Adjusting e-commerce fees can be an investment in the nation's digital future, supporting Malaysian sellers and building stronger, fairer platforms.
Online shopping has become a popular activity, with e-commerce revenue reaching RM1 trillion in 2021 and expected to reach RM1.65 trillion by 2025.
- E-commerce revenue in 2021: RM1 trillion
- Expected revenue by 2025: RM1.65 trillion
- Revenue in 2022: RM1.13 trillion
- Revenue in 2024: RM1.22 trillion
According to Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali, the sector's momentum hasn't slowed down yet.
Author's summary: E-commerce fee adjustments support Malaysian sellers.
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