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The global economy is already on the brink of extinction as a result of this ongoing epidemic. Then Russia's successful invasion of Ukraine caused both countries to be disconnected from the Internet in an instant. As is often the case when things look bleak, the bottom has fallen under the fast-moving stocks as the worst.
Currently, there is a high e-commerce stock that has dropped by 74% since the beginning of 2022. Just looking at its chart is enough to shock many investors, but the road ahead is much better than you might think. In fact, this helper of direct sales restrictions to buyers looks like an announcing purchase right now.
Global-e Online is a growth in stock trading
Global-e Online (GLBE -15.51%) recently angered investors by acknowledging that the European war will have a negative impact on its performance this year. All the company has done is reduce its 2022 revenue deficit from between $ 411 million and $ 421 million down to between $ 383 million and $ 403 million.
Even at the end of the new global climate for Global-e Online revenue, the company expects its top line to grow by 56% compared to 2021. That is even more impressive considering that 2022 will be a very bad year for e-commerce, as the epidemic-related barriers to personal, restaurant, and travel have now been significantly removed.
Global-e Online focuses on cross-border trade in companies around the world, and much of its business comes from the European continent. The new directive shows significant business losses related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but stock prices plummet.
At the latest figures, the company trades 7.6 times during this year's revenue expectations. This could be a reasonable estimate of an e-commerce business that you expect to grow by about 10% per year. An incredibly low price to pay a business expected to grow by more than 50% during the most difficult year in its industry.
At the moment, Global-e Online loses money through GAAP, but breaks down when we fix non-financial costs. If the company continues with its current approach, it will soon have a solid profit when measured by any yardstick. Global-e Online reported a significant turnover in the first quarter reaching 39.1% of total revenue, the largest improvement over the 33.3% revenue reported last year.
Looking forward
The long-term transition from conventional sales to online shopping that gained momentum in 2020 and 2021 is not the end of the struggle that pushes Global-forward. Counting jobs importing and translating shopping experiences into new languages presents challenges that many businesses directly targeted consumers can handle on their own. The company's growing level of cross-border skills continues to attract large customers who want to market their products directly to consumers around the world.
Even a big, stable brand like Adidas (AG) knows it makes sense to hire Global-e Online rather than trying to build cross-border e-commerce solutions. To date, Germany’s most popular sportswear business was introduced to new markets via Global-e Online in the first quarter. Already, Global-e assists Adidas sales in 16 international markets, with more on the way.
During a call for the first quarter of revenue, management said the number of new vendors doing business with Global-e Online so far this year had almost doubled the number they had introduced at the same time in 2021. Do not be surprised if rapid growth continues until the end of the year.
North American e-commerce giant Shopify (SHOP -3.23%) received a significant share in Global-e Online just before it started operating in the stock market last year, but a new traditional integration of partners did not appear in its testing phase until a month ago. With Shopify's huge customer base gaining access to the Global e-Online services, cross-border transactions may exceed expectations in the past by the end of the year.
