Online supermarket app

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Supermarket app is an online app that enables its users to buy their supermarket daily needs. It offers a wide range of items, including fruits, vegetables, dairy products, meat, poultry, grains, pasta, sweets, baked goods, beverages, as well as personal care products and household cleaning products. The app is featured by making shopping easy, as users can search for the products they need by category, or brand, or entering the product name directly. This app is an ideal option for saving users’ time and effort. It enables them to shop easily and conveniently, and it provides delivery service directly to their doorsteps, contributing to improving the daily shopping experience.

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The advantages of the online supermarket app

Supermarket app is an online app that enables its users to buy their supermarket daily needs. It offers a wide range of items, including fruits, vegetables, dairy products, meat, poultry, grains, pasta, sweets, baked goods, beverages, as well as personal care products and household cleaning products.

The app is featured by making shopping easy, as users can search for the products they need by category, or brand, or entering the product name directly. This app is an ideal option for saving users’ time and effort. It enables them to shop easily and conveniently, and it provides delivery service directly to their doorsteps, contributing to improving the daily shopping experience.

Mashroo3k for Consulting Company is pleased to provide a feasibility study for an online supermarket app based on the latest international standards. Our services are characterized by methodology, comprehensiveness, connectivity, and the ability to anticipate the future due to our massive database that covers all the markets in the Middle East, as we have a team of consultants with extensive experience, competence, and professionalism.

The online supermarket app services

Providing food items
Providing personal care and household cleaning products

Discover what sets Mashroo3k apart

Financing approval: Mashroo3k is endorsed by all major funders in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Oman, and Qatar.
International research expertise: Mashroo3k has a strong network of connections with more than institutions and companies specializes in marketing consulting and market research. Mashroo3k is a member in the European Society for Opinion and Market Research ESOMAR, and build its database in compliance with the top websites: ESOMAR ANA – OEC – Statista – Unicef Data – WITS_ ITC.
Services geographic coverage: Mashroo3k has a team of experts covers 20 countries in the GCC: Saudi Arabia – Kuwait – Qatar – United Arab Emirates – Bahrain – Oman – Yemen – Jordan – Iraq – Armenia – Indonesia – Syria – Turkey – Georgia – Romania – Egypt – Sudan – Libya – Somalia – Algeria – Djibouti – Mali.
Mashroo3k`s international memberships: Mashroo3k has obtained more than 30 international memberships, in addition to ISO.
Mashroo3k collaborates as a business partner and service provider with some of the world’s leading companies and international entities: Such as United Nation Global, PWC, Marketplace, and Accenture.

Providing offers and discounts on the app.
Free delivery service.
Customer service 24/7.
Compatible with Android and iOS.
Available in Arabic and English.
The application interface is designed in a user-friendly and distinctive style.
The Ease of payment whether in cash or online.
Using safe methods to preserve products during shipping to customers

Executive Summary

Project Overview
Financial indicators
Project justification
Government investment incentives for the project
Target markets
Final indicators and outcomes of the project

Project Service/Product Study

Description of the project and all its services/products
Project advantages and production requirements

Market Size Study

Familiarity with distribution channels
Consumers’ behavior, desires, and habits
Competitors’ products or services and their strengths and weaknesses
The nature and attributes of the market
The size of the demand for a product or service
The available share of the target market
The optimal method of marketing

Study of Risks

Identifying the risks
Risks’ impact on the project
Methods of risk prevention

Technical Study

A detailed description of the project’s products, the expected production capacity, and identifying investment costs
Identifying the size of electrical and water power
Identifying the project’s employment
Identifying the project’s requirements
Estimating construction costs
Estimating the total capital
Estimating annual operating costs
Estimating the amount of operating capital

Financial Study

The total required investment costs of the project
Structuring the income statement, cash flow statement, and balance sheet of the first ten years of operation
Estimating the expected annual revenues of the project in light of the identified operating capacities
The optimal funding structure of the project in light of the investors’ capabilities and funding terms
The project financial indicators and sensitivity analysis

Regulatory and Administrative Study

The project workforce
Regulatory structure
Job duties

Overview of the statistics of E-commerce in the GCC countries:

In 2015, e-commerce contributed to the GCC countries’ GDP by 0.4%, equivalent to USD 5.3 billion.
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic led the e-commerce market in the GCC countries to become one of the fastest-growing markets in the world, with growth of over 35%. The market is estimated at approximately USD 24 billion, up from previous estimates of $21.6 billion.
This is a detailed overview of the size of the E-commerce market in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries in the last five years:
Global reports expect E-commerce in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries to grow more rapidly during (2020: 2022) by 20%, and by 14% until 2025 AD. But without COVID-19 and its effects, the percentages of the growth would have been like the following: 14% and 10%, respectively.
The average percentage of households purchasing goods online rose from 2% to more than 8%. It is worth noting that this percentage in developed countries such as (the United States, Korea, and Germany) ranges between 16% and 25%, but indicators expect the percentage to rise in the GCC countries to reach global rates.
The number of online visits to popular shopping websites in the GCC countries increased by 50% in 2020, compared to 2015. The number of active visitors reached 21 million, up from just 3 million.
Recently, the number of relevant e-commerce platforms and applications has increased three-fold, compared to 2015.
The time users spend on certain websites, such as: (Amazon, Namshi, Noon). The average amount of time the user spends in it each day reached (from 9 to 12 minutes) and the number of pages the user browses reached (from 7 to 8 pages).
Food and grocery delivery services are among the fastest-growing activities in E-commerce. Its growth rate has reached 20%, and its market today has reached $3 billion in the GCC countries.
The fashion and beauty activities represent a significant investment opportunity in this field, with a growth rate reaching 18%. Today, its market exceeds 5 billion dollars in the GCC countries. This is a detailed overview of the projections for the E-commerce market in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries (in the coming five years):
60% of Millennials are shopping online.
By 2025, the volume of E-commerce in the GCC countries is expected to reach USD 50 billion.
Millennials represent more than 45% of the GCC countries’ population base, which makes E-commerce a promising market in these countries.

The revenues of e-commerce are expected to reach USD 8,290 billion by 2024.
In 2019, the number of e-commerce users whether for (selling or buying) in the Kingdom reached 23.7 million users. This number is expected to reach 33.6 million, with 42%.
Clothes, shoes, and sports items are the most popular products that individuals purchase online. These products account for 67% of all e-commerce sales. followed by cosmetics with 25.9%. Books and magazines ranked third with 24%, then IT services with 16% The rest of the products share the remaining percentage.
The spread of COVID-19 led to a 12.4% increase in the number of e-commerce stores in the Kingdom, reaching 28,676 stores (by the end of the first half of 2020), compared to 25,501 stores in the fourth quarter of 2019.