A complete look at the evolving giant Amazon's 2019 initiatives

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On January 16, Amazon Japan revealed that the total number of orders for its 2020 New Year's Sale, "Amazon's New Year's Sale," was about double that of the previous year, and that Cyber ​​Monday in Japan recorded the highest number of orders ever. The
February 6 edition of the Mail Order Newspaper also stated that Amazon Japan's sales for 2019 were 1,744,219 million yen, a 13.6% increase from the previous fiscal year, and that the company is maintaining its strong performance.


What is behind Amazon's success and growth as it expands around the world? It seems to be the expansion of its scale and services, without ever resting on its laurels.
Amazon is now on the verge of evolving beyond the e-commerce market and business model. Here we take a look at the main initiatives and developments Amazon undertook in 2019.


Sales status on Amazon.com in the United States
Amazon Japan's sales in 2019 (January to December 2019) indonesia whatsapp data were announced to be $16,020 million (approximately JPY 1,758,800,000), up 15.7% from the previous quarter. In addition to direct sales ,
Amazon Japan's sales include commission income from third-party sales (merchant sales) and subscription services. Amazon US
announced that its sales in 2019 were $280,522 million (approximately JPY 30,576,898,000,000), up 20.5% from the previous quarter, and net profit was approximately JPY 1,263 billion. The number of Prime members also exceeded 150 million. The
growth rate of sales in 2019 slowed to 20.5% compared to the previous year, compared to 30.9% in 2018, but a growth rate of 20.5% can still be considered a strong and high growth rate.

The sales component expenses are shown below.

Direct sales (online store sales): $141.247 billion (up 14.8% from the previous quarter)
Commission income from third-party sales services (merchant sales), etc.: $53.762 billion (up 25.8% from the previous quarter)
Subscription sales, etc.: $19.21 billion (35.6% increase from the previous quarter)
AWS (Amazon Web Services): $35.026 billion (up 36.5% from the previous quarter)
Physical store sales (mainly sales of acquired Whole Foods): $17.192 billion (down 0.2% from the previous quarter)
Other (sales from advertising services, credit card contracts, etc.): $14,085 million (39.3% increase from the previous quarter)
Amazon's sales revenue

Amazon has expanded globally, and looking at regional sales share, the US, its home country, has 69%, followed by Germany at 7.9%, the UK at 6.2%, and Japan at 5.7%. No matter which country Amazon is in, sales and profits are increasing.