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Jumia Technologies launches warehouse in Ghana

Jumia Technologies launches warehouse in Ghana

Jumia Technologies AG, Africa's leading e-commerce platform, has launched a 6,000-square-meter warehouse in Tema, Ghana. The facility’s launch coin

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Jumia Technologies AG, Africa’s leading e-commerce platform, has launched a 6,000-square-meter warehouse in Tema, Ghana.

The facility’s launch coincides with Jumia’s Black Friday campaign, running through November 2024, which is expected to attract significant consumer activity and benefit local businesses. It marks a significant step in enhancing its logistics and delivery capabilities in the country. The annual sales event offers local businesses a platform to reach more customers, boost sales, and create jobs.

Strategy

The warehouse is positioned near key transport routes, to support streamlined logistics and nationwide distribution. This aligns with Jumia’s broader strategy to strengthen e-commerce growth and operational efficiency across Africa, following similar expansions in Nigeria, Morocco, Egypt, and Côte d’Ivoire.

This state-of-the-art facility features advanced infrastructure allows for streamlined operations and better order fulfillment, ensuring a superior shopping experience for Jumia’s customers. The Tema warehouse significantly enhances Jumia’s ability to store inventory, offering a wider product selection and supporting higher order volumes. By improving supply chain infrastructure, Jumia not only enhances customer convenience but also positions itself as a pivotal player in Africa’s growing digital economy.

Fiacre N’Guessan, Chief Supply Chain Officer of Jumia Ghana emphasized the role of the facility in improving operational efficiency and enhancing the shopping experience for Ghanaian customers. Francis Dufay, CEO of Jumia also highlighted that the expansion reflects Jumia Ghana’s success and its commitment to meeting evolving customer needs while fostering e-commerce growth in Ghana.

“This strategic expansion is a testament to Jumia Ghana’s success and our unwavering dedication to serving the Ghanaian market. Enhancing our logistics infrastructure across our footprint better positions Jumia to meet the evolving needs of our customers and drive e-commerce growth. This new facility will enable us to offer a wider selection of products, faster delivery times, and even greater convenience to customers,” said Francis Dufay, CEO of Jumia.