China Small & Medium Business (SMB) Reports: Our 2024 China report include trends, statistics, opportunities, sales data, market share, segmentation projections on the Small & Medium Business (SMB) market. page 1
As of 2023, the size of the software-as-a-service (SaaS) market in China amounted to over 58 billion yuan. The market realized significant growth recently, reaching a year-on-year growth in 2023...
IDC's Worldwide SMB survey tracks key trends in the global Small and Medium Business Market, examining technology sentiments, priorities, challenges and more. This survey provides a U.S. overview of the current state of the total SMB market as well as small (1-99 employees) and medium-sized businesses (100-999 employees).
In India and Indonesia, 63% find that small brands are usually cheaper or more cost-efficient, while in China 69% of consumers agree. What's next for SMBs? Market and consumer indicators show signs of an indisputable fact: the future belongs to SMBs.
Each year, there are about five million SMEs more in China, representing at least a ten percent year-over-year growth rate. Since the economic reformation in China, SMEs have become one of the...
The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Index, based on a survey of 3,000 SMEs from eight major industries, came in at 89.2 in 2023, higher than 88.4 in 2022, the China Association of Small and Medium Enterprises said in a report.
The Software as a Service market in China is projected to grow by 21.39% (2024-2029) resulting in a market volume of US$37.98bn in 2029.
This IDC Survey, fielded in February 2023, provides a global overview of the current state of small (1-99 employees) and medium-sized businesses (100-999 employees).
In 2019, SMBs contributed 52%, or US$15.2 trillion, to the Asia Pacific GDP. Further digital transformation of SMBs could increase Asia Pacific's GDP growth by an additional US$2.6 to 3.1 trillion, or up to 7.4% of additional GDP, by 2024.
With small and medium enterprises making up 97% of all enterprises in China, the government and business leaders understand the importance of their role in the market. Here we take a look at how SMEs are defined in China, how they are supported, the current trends they are experiencing and how much growth they have seen over the past few years.