Where to expand

The Hungarian e‑commerce market is growing and there are still many opportunities for e‑shops. We can help you overcome the language barrier, grasp the opportunity and win new customers. Expansion to Hungary with NK Expand will pay off!

Romania is a large and fast-growing e-commerce market in the EU. Take advantage of this Balkan opportunity and accept the challenge. With the help of NK Expand, your e-shop will reach this attractive market smoothly and successfully.

Germany is the most economically powerful country in Europe where 90% of people are active internet users. They are literally taking online shopping by storm. You can be sure NK Expand will help your e‑shop successfully enter this huge market.

Austria is a rich country with a dynamic e‑commerce market. And Austrians love making purchases from e‑shops. Don't miss this interesting opportunity. At NK Expand we will make sure that your e‑shop expansion into Austria is successful. 

Poland, the ninth largest country in Europe and sixth most populous country in the EU, has a dynamic e‑commerce market with huge potential for expansion. Offer bargain prices, discounts or free shipping and successfully establish yourself there. 

Croatia is an interesting e‑commerce market that is enjoying steady growth. Croatians shop online more and more and are also willing to use foreign e‑shops. Take this opportunity to attract new customers in Croatia with the help of NK Expand. 

Italy has the fastest growing e‑commerce market in Western Europe. The low number of e‑shops and Italians’ high willingness to shop online create ideal conditions for further growth in coming years. Get new customers in Italy for your e‑shop too! 

Ukraine = a large market with great potential for e‑shops expanding abroad. After the situation related to the war calms down, significant growth is expected due to low competition. Timely e‑shop expansion can bring significant opportunities.

Slovakia has historical ties with the Czech Republic, ties which persist to this day in cultural and linguistic terms. The Slovak economy is very successful and is one of the fastest growing in the Central European region.

The Czech Republic is a true e‑commerce paradise with a growing number of e‑shops attracting more customers. Alza, Rohlík, Mall, and Notino dominate. Despite the strong competition, Czech e‑commerce offers great opportunities for new e-shops. 

Despite its size, the Netherlands is one of Europe’s largest e‑commerce markets. More than 3% of its GDP comes from online shopping. For Czech e‑shops, the Netherlands is a very frequent target for expansion, after Germany. Take this opportunity!

The Bulgarian e‑commerce market is one of the fastest growing in Europe due to increased internet penetration and interest in online shopping. Low competition from local e‑shops means foreign players dominate, with up to 60% of purchases.

Slovenia is a very advanced economy compared to other Central European countries. For e‑shops, Slovenia is an attractive target abroad due to its growing e‑commerce market, low number of active e‑shops and Slovenians’ high purchasing power. 

Switzerland is not a member of the EU or EEA, but maintains a strong commitment to free trade. It is among the nine richest countries in the world by GDP and Swiss purchasing power is high. Up to 90% of Swiss people shop online very often.

Ideally located in Europe, France has a great reputation. It borders large countries and its e‑commerce market is the seventh largest in the world. It thus represents a superb opportunity for e‑shops to expand and acquire new customers. 

Spain is one of the largest e‑commerce markets in Europe. Year‑on‑year growth in e‑commerce steadily reaches double digits. Young Spaniards especially like to try new e‑shops. The expansion of an e‑shop to Spain brings great opportunities. 

Belgium is a country where different cultures and languages collide. However, it is also a unique and diverse market, one of the fast‑growing in Europe. It is becoming one of the key players in European e‑commerce with great potential.

The UK is the most advanced and developed European e‑commerce market and the fourth largest e‑commerce market in the world. Thanks to the popularity of buying online in the UK, e‑commerce has a significant share of the overall retail market.

Denmark is called one of the e‑commerce stars of Europe. A country where online shopping is not the exception, but the rule. Moreover, Danish e‑commerce will continue to grow at a dynamic pace due to high levels of digitalization and innovation.

Norwegians are among the richest and most technologically advanced consumers. Thanks to the high purchasing power, growing share of mobile purchases and Norwegians’ willingness to use foreign e‑shops, Norwegian e‑commerce is growing steadily.

Sweden is a country with a high standard of living where e‑commerce is booming and digital payments dominate. More than 85% of Swedes regularly shop in local and foreign e‑shops. Expansion to Sweden thus offers very fertile ground for growth.