According to Bakalchuk, after the conclusion of the agreement, Chinese entrepreneurs will begin to directly supply their products to the Wildberries site for all countries of the marketplace's presence.
Negotiations with potential partners from China began in August this year. And in 2021, the company applied for registration in China of its trademark in various classes according to the International Classification of Goods and Services.
Entering the Chinese market will not affect work in the Russian Federation in any way, the founder of the company stressed. The Russian market, which now accounts for 90% of the turnover of all goods, will remain a priority. Another 10 are the activities of the marketplace abroad: in Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Israel and Azerbaijan.
