What is GMV (Gross Merchandise Value)?
GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) (also called gross merchandise value) — The total value of goods sold through a platform over a period — a top-line scale metric for e-commerce and marketplaces.
In simple terms
GMV shows transaction scale, but not the platform’s own revenue.
Why GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) matters when you invest
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GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) — frequently asked questions
What is GMV (Gross Merchandise Value)?
The total value of goods sold through a platform over a period — a top-line scale metric for e-commerce and marketplaces.
What does GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) mean in the stock market?
The total value of goods sold through a platform over a period — a top-line scale metric for e-commerce and marketplaces. GMV shows transaction scale, but not the platform’s own revenue.
Can you give an example of GMV (Gross Merchandise Value)?
GMV shows transaction scale, but not the platform’s own revenue.
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