Jumia Technologies AG released an investor presentation outlining its position in African e-commerce and its operating model across the continent. The company highlights Africa as a large, underpenetrated e-commerce market and points to macro factors such as population growth, increasing internet usage, improving payments infrastructure and logistics development as key adoption drivers. The presentation describes Jumia’s platform spanning marketplace, logistics and payments across nine countries, with about 70,000 sellers, around 2,422 pick-up stations and roughly 230 logistics partners. It also provides selected operating and unit-economics metrics, including take rate, gross profit per order, fulfillment expense per order, contribution margin per order, and changes in operating loss and cash burn over 2022 to 2025, alongside indicators such as orders outside main cities, international-supplier item volumes, repurchase rate and net promoter score. You can access the full presentation through the link below.

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