The e-commerce fulfillment services market is projected to grow significantly, reaching an estimated value of USD 272.14 billion by 2030. This growth is driven by the global expansion of internet accessibility and the rising number of online shoppers, leading to increased demand for faster delivery solutions. Established e-commerce players have optimized their logistics with strategically located fulfillment centers to meet such demands, enhancing efficiencies in last-mile delivery. The surge in e-commerce startups and small to medium-sized enterprises increasingly relies on third-party fulfillment services to manage their distribution challenges, fueling market growth. As a result, a competitive landscape has emerged with various service providers, including ShipBob, Red Stag Fulfillment, and ShipMonk, offering comprehensive solutions akin to those of major players like Amazon.

• Amazon.com last closed at $223.35 up 2.6%, near its 52-week high.

In other trading, Currys was trading firmly up 10.7% and ending trading at £0.91. Currys announced a final dividend intention amidst strong cash flow two days ago. In the meantime, Buckle trailed, down 6.4% to close at $48.35.

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• Adobe settled at $417.28 up 1.1%, hovering around its 52-week low. Adobe announced this week the launch of the Creative Skills Academy in the UK as part of its global initiative to develop AI skills by 2030.
• Alibaba Group Holding finished trading at $82.44 up 0.9%.
• NIKE ended the day at $71.07 down 0.1%, near its 52-week low.

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• "E-commerce Fulfillment Services Market Trends Analysis Report 2025-2030: Rise of E-commerce Startups Fuels Demand as SMEs Turn to E-commerce Fulfillment Services to Overcome Distribution Challenges" from Research and Markets on GlobeNewswire (published 14 January 2025)

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