Country Summary
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billion (B2C, 2023)
A $65.1 billion market volume underlines Australia's maturity as a B2C e-commerce economy, offering substantial transaction flow and scalable market potential.
Source: redsearch.com.au, grandviewresearch.com
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(2024–2030)
A 7.9% compound growth rate reflects steady and sustainable expansion, ideal for brands seeking long-term market anchoring without volatility.
Source: grandviewresearch.com, marketresearch.com
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With a logistics score of 3.7, Australia ensures functional and consistent infrastructure, though not as frictionless as Asia-Pacific leaders like Singapore or Japan.
Source: World Bank LPI 2023
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AOV of $95, though modest compared to smaller advanced markets, still indicates healthy consumer spending and broad adoption across income groups.
Source: news.com.au
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Near-full connectivity provides brands with expansive digital reach, enabling mass-market campaigns and direct-to-consumer scalability.
Source: 2024 estimates
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With 8 in 10 Australians engaging in online shopping, the market ranks among the world's most digitally active consumer populations, favoring conversion-driven strategies.
Source: Australia Post & eCommerce DB, 2024 estimates
Source: ecommerceDB & Statista, 2024–2025
Source: ecommerceDB & Statista, 2024–2025
Although not yet among Amazon's Top 10 in Australia, personal care is showing rapid growth and market momentum.
Personal care is projected to reach $2.99 billion in revenue by 2025.
Expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.4% between 2025 and 2029.
Monthly revenue hit $142 million in May 2025, with an 8.4% month-over-month increase.
While not a top category on Amazon yet, personal care products are gaining consistent traction across Australia's e-commerce space.
Amazon Australia leads the e-commerce landscape with an estimated 43% market share, driven by strong logistics, product breadth, and brand trust.
Temu (18%) and eBay (15%) follow as major competitors, reflecting strong mobile-first adoption and category-specific traction.
Other players such as Shein, Kogan, and Catch contribute to a diverse but less dominant long tail of marketplaces.
With its robust logistics, digital maturity, and stable economic environment, Australia offers one of the lowest-friction entry points for global brands.
Our decision to prioritize this market stems not only from its scale and purchasing power, but from its alignment with our operational model: platforms like Amazon AU allow us to launch with precision, track with clarity, and scale with control.
For brands seeking sustainable and transparent growth in the Asia-Pacific region, Australia is more than just a test market—it's a strategic beachhead.