Shopify Reports Black Friday Sales Of $4.1 Billion On Platform
Shopify (TSX: SHOP) is claiming that its merchants set a new record on Friday for Black Friday sales.
The platform on Saturday revealed it saw a total of $4.1 billion in combined sales from businesses on its platform. The figure represents a 22% increase in sales over 2022, with sales said to have reached a peak around noon eastern time, when sales hit $4.2 million per minute.
In terms of details, the average cart size was said to be $110.71, with the US, United Kingdom, and Canada being the busiest markets. The most desired categories meanwhile were clothing, personal care, and jewelry.
Shopify’s own point of sale system meanwhile is said to have seen an increase of 33% in global sales made compared to last year.
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As a comparison to 2022, peak sales per minute last year hit $3.5 million, with peak sales oddly occurring at the exact same time of 12:01 PM eastern time. Total sales on the day amounted to $3.36 billion, while the average cart price came in at $102.31.
Shopify last traded at $96.26 on the TSX.
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The figure represents a 22% increase in sales over 2022, with sales said to have reached a peak around noon eastern time, when sales hit $4.2 million per minute.
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