Kaymu kasuwa ce ta kan layi da aka kafa a cikin 2013, tana samar da samfuran C2C da B2C na gida a Afirka, Turai da Asiya.[1] Dandalin yana ba masu siye da masu siyarwa damar saduwa don yin yarjejeniya akan sabbin kayan kwalliya da aka yi amfani da su, wayoyin hannu, kayan ado, da kayan gida.[2]

Kaymu
URL (en) Fassara http://www.kaymu.com/
Iri yanar gizo
Service entry (en) Fassara 2013

An fara kaddamar da Kaymu a Najeriya da Pakistan a watan Janairun 2013 kuma a cikin watanni 27 ya bude aiki a wasu kasashe 32.[3] Kaymu ya kwafi samfurin eBay; ba ya bayar da tallace-tallacen samfur na ɓangare na farko, kuma yana da gidajen yanar gizo daban-daban ga kowace ƙasashen da take aiki a ciki. Babban abokin hamayyar Kaymu shine OLX mallakar Naspers wanda ke aiki a cikin ƙasashe sama da 100 kuma suna gudanar da ƙirar C2C.[4]

A watan Janairun 2013, Kaymu ya sami tallafin iri da ba a bayyana ba daga Intanet na Roket kuma ya fara aiki a Najeriya da Pakistan.[5] Kaymu ya girma daga ma'aikaci na 10 zuwa 60 a cikin watanni tara kuma ya buɗe ayyuka a Ghana da Maroko a cikin Oktoba 2013,[6][7] kafin ya fadada zuwa wasu ƙasashe masu tasowa a cikin shekara ta biyu na aiki.[8]

Kamar yadda a watan Yuni 2015, ayyukan Kaymu sun girma har zuwa Mozambique, Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar,[9] Slovenia, Sri Lanka, Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, da Philippines.[10][11] Kaymu yana aiki a kasashe 35, 17 daga cikinsu suna Afirka, da sauran a Turai da Asiya.[12]

A halin yanzu Kaymu yana da ayyuka a yankuna da ƙasashe masu zuwa:

  • Afirka: Algeria, Angola, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Morocco, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda & Zambia
  • Asiya da Gabas ta Tsakiya: Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Saudi Arabia & Uzbekistan
  • Turai: Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Belarus, Croatia, Jojiya, Slovakia da Slovenia

A cikin 2016, Kaymu ya zama Jumia a Afirka.

Masu zuba jari

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Kaymu yana samun goyon bayan wani ɗan ƙasar Nepal Rajib Kumar Mehta, ƙarƙashin inuwar ƙungiyar Jumia Group.[13][14] Shugaban Kamfanin Intanet na Roket Oliver Samwer ya bayyana kamfaninsa a matsayin dandalin da ke gina kamfanonin intanet maimakon a matsayin masu saka hannun jari, masu kirkire-kirkire ko masu shigar da kaya kamar yadda wasu ke ganin su.[15] Roket Internet yana kula da duk harkokin kasuwancinsa a Afirka ta hanyar rukunin Intanet na Afirka wanda ya raba hannun jari tsakanin Roket Internet, MTN da Millicom.[16][17]

Kaymu, kamar sauran kamfanoni masu tasowa waɗanda ke cikin jerin kamfanonin da ke samun goyon bayan Intanet na Roket, an soki su saboda ƙirar kwafi da liƙa. Roket Internet yana ɗaukar samfuran kasuwanci waɗanda suka yi nasara a Turai da Amurka kuma suna rufe su a cikin ƙasashe masu tasowa . Kaymu yana ɗaya daga cikin irin waɗannan samfuran, kuma an kwatanta shi don kwafi ƙirar eBay.[18][19]

  • Kyautar Kasuwancin Kan layi (London, 2014).[20]

Hanyoyin haɗi na waje

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