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Temu Tops Similarweb's Fastest-Growing Websites List in Australia

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Temu Tops Similarweb's Fastest-Growing Websites List in Australia
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Temu Tops Similarweb's Fastest-Growing Websites List in Australia

2025-01-24 07:05 Last Updated At:07:25

SYDNEY, Jan. 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Temu has been ranked the fastest-growing website in Australia, according to Similarweb's 2025 Digital 100 Australia report, with a 72% increase in unique visitors year-over-year.

The online marketplace leads the rankings, which measure the top 250 websites across various categories, followed by property.com.au and chatgpt.com, ranked second and third, respectively.

"We sincerely thank our customers for their continued support and for choosing our value-focused e-commerce," a Temu spokesperson said. "We are committed to continuously enhancing our platform to provide greater value for our customers."

Temu's rapid growth extends beyond web traffic. It was also the most downloaded iPhone app in Australia for 2024, according to Apple, and the only shopping app in the top 10 free apps on the App Store. Globally, Temu holds the top spot in 25 markets across more than 30 countries and regions with official Apple rankings, including the U.S., UK, and South Korea.

Central to Temu's growing popularity is its direct-from-factory model, which connects shoppers directly with manufacturers. By eliminating intermediaries and their associated costs, the platform offers competitive pricing while maintaining operational efficiency.

Since entering the Australian market in March 2023, Temu has actively listened to feedback from stakeholders and adapted its offerings to better meet consumer needs. In 2024, the platform enabled qualified sellers to manage logistics and ship products directly from Australian warehouses, cutting delivery times to as fast as one business day. This initiative expanded product variety and significantly improved service for local customers.

Despite being just over two years old, Temu has expanded to more than 80 markets, including Oceania, the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. To further enhance its service, Temu has introduced local fulfillment services and begun recruiting local sellers in some markets, such as the U.S., UK, Germany, France, and Japan. These efforts aim to broaden its product selection and improve delivery efficiency.

In Europe, the company estimates that up to 80% of its business could stem from its local-to-local model. This approach not only allows sellers to better serve domestic markets but also provides opportunities to reach new customers across regions through Temu's platform.

About Temu:

Temu is an online marketplace that connects consumers with millions of sellers, manufacturers, and brands around the world with the mission to empower them to live their best lives. Launched in the U.S. in September 2022, Temu is committed to offering the most affordable quality products to enable consumers and sellers to fulfill their dreams in an inclusive environment.

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Temu Tops Similarweb's Fastest-Growing Websites List in Australia

Temu Tops Similarweb's Fastest-Growing Websites List in Australia

BANGKOK, June 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Thailand's retail and logistics sectors are urgently overhauling supply chains following a major report revealing an 18.9% surge in delivery costs and a two-to-one consumer preference for predictability over speed. Released at Bangkok's Last Mile Leaders Asia Summit, FarEye's APAC Report 2026 highlights Thailand's growing footprint in regional logistics transformation, with local firms making up 11% of the study.

The findings signal a critical turning point for businesses battling compressed margins. To maintain competitiveness, Thai and APAC enterprises are aggressively pivoting operations. The report found that 48% of surveyed organizations plan to mitigate costs by increasing reliance on outsourced delivery providers. Furthermore, traditional logistical workflows are rapidly giving way to automation, with an overwhelming 98.3% of respondents now placing full trust in AI-enabled decision-making for routing and fleet management.

"Cost and speed are the main ballgame in retail logistics. The companies that win at the last mile in the next five years will be the ones deeply invested in AI-driven technology solutions, that is where the winners will be," said Mogana Dass Letchumanan, Senior Manager Warehouse & Distribution, MR DIY, reflecting on the report's findings at Last Mile Leaders Asia in Bangkok.

The summit brought together Thailand's market heavyweights including Thailand Post, BJC Big C, CPALL, Gosoft, Electrolux Thailand, CEVA Logistics, Jagota, SMDP, Thai Optical Group, Asia Pacific Postal Union, and Aje Group to align on cross-border supply chain strategies.

The event also hosted the EDGE Impact Awards to honor regional pioneers driving operational excellence. Winners included FAST Logistics and Hawk Logistics for Emerging Disruptor of the Year; Pos Malaysia and Universal Robina Corporation for Logistics Transformation Pioneer; AC Logistics as Cost Optimisation Champion; JB Hi-Fi Group for AI-Powered Delivery Transformation Leader; and Abenson and QuadX for Last Mile Network Excellence.

"The organizations that will lead the next phase of logistics are those building orchestrated delivery networks capable of making smarter decisions in real time," noted FarEye CEO Kushal Nahata.

Connect with Last Mile Leaders (https://lastmileleaders.com/) and explore FarEye (https://fareye.com/) to master your delivery operations.

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Thai Enterprises Face 18.9% Delivery Cost Surge as APAC Supply Chains Shift to AI and Reliability

Thai Enterprises Face 18.9% Delivery Cost Surge as APAC Supply Chains Shift to AI and Reliability

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