The social commerce market in Switzerland is experiencing significant growth, driven by the integration of e-commerce features into social media platforms, the rise of influencer partnerships, and the adoption of seamless payment solutions. These developments are reshaping the retail landscape by providing consumers with more convenient and personalized online shopping experiences. In 2025, the market is expected to reach $3.24 billion, growing at an annual rate of 13.2%, and it is projected to continue expanding through 2030. Key trends include the transformation of social media into e-commerce channels, the increasing influence of digital content creators, and the widespread adoption of integrated payment systems, making consumer transactions more efficient.

Elsewhere in the market, Yeahka was trading firmly up 15.7% and ending trading at HK$13.98. At the same time, Microalliance Group softened, down 20% to end trading at $1.00.

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