Every quarter, we highlight insights on categories, auction formats and trends. Identify new e-auction strategies and opportunities for your business.
Savings in Q4 of 2021 were heavily impacted by the ongoing effects of hyper-inflation across major worldwide economies, but overall savings remained positive.
The third quarter of 2021 delivered a selection of great savings with Services being the most popular category conducting e-auctions.
Data from Scanmarket users around the world have painted a picture of a seller’s marketplace with demand quickly outstripping supply in certain areas.
Q1 has seen significant price increases in many key commodity areas globally. Savings of 8.10% vs current price masks a great deal of cost mitigation.
The fourth quarter of 2020 was record-breaking with the highest number of e-auctions ever recorded on the Scanmarket platform.
The top 10 highest volume categories remained more or less the same quarter over quarter except for one. Find out which category changed and why.
17.99% Average Savings for All Categories in Q2 2020 and two new categories made it into the top 10 list for average savings, pushing two regulars off the list.
First quarter statistics have always been an interesting indication of the year to come and what to expect.
Check our the Scanmarket year-end eAuction statistics for 2019. Discover the average savings in our top 10 most eAuctioned categories.
Construction & buildings remains the #1 most-auctioned category for Q2 tracking closely with the active global construction markets especially in North America. This quarter also saw a nearly 7 point increase in savings rates to 18,29% (up from 11.30% in Q1).
Activity in Construction & Repair is up as the most active category on the Scanmarket platform. Industrial machinery made the top ten at #4 despite not even being on the list in 2018.
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