Alza.cz revenue went up by CZK 1bn in 2011

2012-02-09



Alza.cz retained its position at the end of 2011 as the largest internet shop in the Czech Republic. Its revenue went up year on year by over CZK 1bn (€39m) to CZK 6.8bn (€274m) with a 6,500 average paying-customer per day flow.
The company is seeing the revenue growth both on the Czech and Slovak markets. Behind the 2011 increase were launch of the client specific e-stores such as Hracky.cz (specialised in toys) and Kleopatra.cz (specialised in beauty care products) and modernisation of its Prague and Bratislava showrooms, according to Alza.cz.
Martin Drdul, company marketing director has stated that sales have gone up 65% year on year, with significant sales of televisions, smartphones and laptops. As the company estimates, one in five laptops bought in the country in 2011 was sold by Alza.cz
Alza.cz is owned by Cyprus-based L.S. Investments.